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March 20, 2020CommentaryOregon must protect working families by rejecting calls for broad business tax cuts
August 23, 2017News ReleaseOregon’s “kicker” will take $464 million from essential services
May 16, 2017News ReleaseIt’s time to suspend Oregon’s stability-wrecking “kicker”
June 30, 2015Blog PostSB 567: A Kicker on Steriods in the Making
May 31, 2012Willamette WeekA Smack in the Kicker
June 14, 2011ReportThe Four Flaws of a Capital Gains Income Tax Cut
May 2, 2011The SkannerTrade the Kicker for a Capital Gains Tax Reduction? No Thanks
April 29, 2011CommentaryTrade the Kicker for a Boot That Stomps on the Middle Class? No Thanks
August 26, 2010News ReleaseProfitable Corporations Don't Need Oregon's Charity, So Stop the Kicker Spending
August 25, 2010KAJO (Grants Pass)OCPP's Sheketoff talks tax reform
June 4, 2010The OregonianPerceptions and misperceptions about Oregon's business climate
February 8, 2010News ReleaseCorporate Kicker Rears Its Ugly Head
February 1, 2010CommentaryA Revenue Reservoir to Achieve Fiscal Stability
January 26, 2010News ReleaseOregonians Say “Yes” to an “Economy That Works for Everyone”
September 4, 2009ReportLabor Day Woes and Wishes
September 4, 2009News ReleaseReport Highlights "Woes and Wishes" for Workers This Labor Day
August 6, 2009Eugene WeeklyDemystifying Oregon's High Jobless Rank
February 20, 2009News ReleaseHouse Revenue Committee Smart to Take Up Revenue Bills Next Week in Light of Latest Revenue Forecast
December 16, 2008News ReleaseBuild an Oregon That Works for Working Families
December 16, 2008State of Working Oregon SeriesRolling Up Our Sleeves: Building an Oregon that Works for Working Families
November 19, 2008News ReleaseGovernor and Legislature Should Solve Revenue Shortfalls With Revenue Solutions Oregon December Revenue Forecast
August 28, 2008News ReleaseStatement by Charles Sheketoff, executive director, OCPP on the September Oregon Economic and Revenue Forecast
January 8, 2008Issue BriefHow Big an Umbrella Does Oregon Need? Reserves of at Least 15 Percent Were Needed in Two of the Last Three Recessions
December 18, 2007News ReleaseOregon’s Tax System Keeps State Afloat While Many States Drown in Red Ink
October 26, 2007Issue BriefThe 2007 Kicker: Wrongheaded, Unjust, Costly, and a Federal Tax Increase
October 18, 2007News ReleaseOregon is Poorly Prepared to Weather a Recession
October 18, 2007ReportIt Better Only Drizzle
May 30, 2007CommentaryOregonians Are Hostage to the Fractions Faction
October 20, 2006Commentary"Umbrella" for Sale - Measure 48 TABOR Rainy Day Amendment
August 4, 2006ReportIt Ain’t No “Rainy Day Amendment”
June 29, 2006Issue BriefMeasure 48 Quacks Like a TABOR Duck
June 28, 2006News ReleaseReport Finds Oregon TABOR “Rainy Day Amendment” is Misnamed and Would Make Recessions Worse
June 1, 2006News ReleaseStatement by Charles Sheketoff on the $1.1 Billion Kicker Projection
April 5, 2006Issue BriefOregon Stuck in Doonesbury
April 19, 2002News Release"Make No Mistake About It, Vote 'No' on Measure 13" Says Mislabeled Research Institute
January 3, 2002News ReleaseOregon’s “Budget Holes” Revealed for All Oregonians to Consider.
August 1, 2001CommentarySave it for a Rainy Day

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