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October 1, 2020The State of Working OregonIncome Inequality in Oregon Notched New Record Prior to COVID-19 Crisis
January 24, 2020CommentaryAnniversary makes the case for Oregon millionaires' tax
April 18, 2019Fact SheetOregon Enjoys Strong Economic Growth
November 1, 2017Blog postOregon is in good company, tax-wise
May 1, 2017State of Working Oregon SeriesOregon’s Top Performing Economy Can Offer Opportunity for All
June 29, 2016Executive SummaryThe Gaming and Decline of Oregon Corporate Taxes
February 8, 2016State of Working of Oregon SeriesOregon’s Fast-Growing Economy Leaves Many Workers Behind
April 15, 2015Statesman JournalOregon economy is fine; many working families are not
April 30, 2014Blog PostIllustrating Oregon's Defining Challenge
April 30, 2014State of Working Oregon SeriesIf Economic Growth Assured Well-Being Oregonians Would be Thriving
April 11, 2014Fact SheetTax Facts That Matter: 2014 Edition
December 3, 2013Blog PostThe Real Problem with the Latest Tax Plan
March 26, 2013Fact SheetNo Correlation: Economic Growth and Tax Rates on the Rich
July 25, 2012Blog PostOregon Ties for Nation's Lowest Business Taxes
June 5, 2012Blog PostBreaking News: Oregon’s Economic Growth Shines Again
December 14, 2011Fact SheetIf Economic Growth Assured Well-Being, Oregonians Would be Thriving
December 5, 2010CommentaryA Tax Cut That Bleeds Revenue and Penalizes Work
April 14, 2010News ReleaseOregon Taxes and Spending Have Remained in Line With Oregonians’ Pocketbooks for Three Decades
December 16, 2008State of Working Oregon SeriesRolling Up Our Sleeves: Building an Oregon that Works for Working Families
August 1, 2008CommentaryWindow Dressing or Real Reform?
June 5, 2007Issue BriefDoing well for themselves, not Oregonians: Corporate profits are high in Oregon, but not corporate income taxes
April 25, 2007Issue BriefFor the Health of Kids & the Economy
August 29, 2006News ReleaseEconomic Growth Failing to Improve Incomes for Typical Households, Health Coverage, or Poverty
June 12, 2001ReportNew Data Show that House Bill 2281 Single Sales Factor is No “Field of Dreams” for Economic Growth

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