Large multinational corporations would have a harder time shielding their profits from Oregon taxes if the state reinstated a law
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Oregon’s poorest families pay more in taxes as a share of income than any group of taxpayers in the state,
Even though the paychecks of Oregon workers have grown recently, many workers have seen no real gains in their wages
KMUZ radio conducted a farewell interview of OCPP founder and former executive director Chuck Sheketoff. Chuck delved into the origins
The Oregon Center for Public Policy, the state’s leading public policy think tank, has selected Alejandro Queral as its new
Oregon is a case study of what can go wrong when states artificially limit property taxes. Examining the experiences of
Oregon is now largely defenseless against the well-worn practice of corporations escaping taxes by artificially shifting profits to foreign tax
OCPP policy analyst Janet Bauer speaks with KMUZ's Marc Albert about food insecurity in Oregon and the threat that the
Despite a growing economy and declining unemployment, Oregon has made little, if any, progress in reducing the share of Oregonians
In the latest installment of Fourth Friday Focus, a collaboration between KMUZ radio and the Oregon Center for Public Policy,
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