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January 24, 2020CommentaryAnniversary makes the case for Oregon millionaires' tax
November 19, 2019News ReleaseOregon tops nation in growth of million-dollar incomes
July 22, 2016PodcastCorporate taxation in Oregon
February 2, 2016Issue BriefOregon: Below Average on Taxes, High on Fees
October 7, 2014Issue BriefMove Across State Lines for $40 a Month?
March 26, 2013Fact SheetNo Correlation: Economic Growth and Tax Rates on the Rich
December 14, 2012Blog PostJeld-Wen’s HQ Decision: Proof that Taxes Don’t Matter and Nike Deal is Foolish
December 14, 2012Blog PostBeware "Tax Certainty"
December 11, 2012Blog PostA Highly Dubious Assumption in the Governor's Proposed Nike Deal
August 4, 2011Blog PostSorry, Oregon Business Council and ECONorthwest, but the rich stay put despite tax increases
August 4, 2011News ReleaseRich Oregonians Stay Put After Tax Increases
November 3, 2010CommentarySmall Businesses Need Customers, Not Tax Cuts for the Wealthy
January 30, 2007Commentary"Single-Sales" - A Modern Robber Baron
June 30, 2005News ReleaseWidely Cited Business Climate Rankings Flawed
March 3, 2005CommentaryMilk Matters?
June 1, 2001ReportHouse Bill 2281B and the Single Sales Factor: An Expensive, Ineffective, and Unnecessary Effort to Change the Business Climate

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