Bridging the Great Divide
Yesterday, a key legislative committee recommended that the incoming governor dramatically reduce state investments, limit state borrowing, and increase transparency read more
Film Subsidies are the Real House of Cards
This post is written by guest blogger Ann Blyberg
The tax credit that Maryland offers for film production – which read more
Tax credit lifts 400,000 Maryland workers out of poverty
The Earned Income Tax Credit Increases Work, Decreases Poverty
The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), which is available at the read more
Revenue Options for Maryland
Maryland has a number of reasonable revenue options available to close a projected gap of up to $884 million between read more
Immigration Reform Boosts Maryland Economy
The country and state will reap economic benefits from President Obama’s action on immigration reform. Making more than 3 million read more
Maryland Public Schools Have Big Stake in Supreme Court Case
This post is written by guest blogger Ann Blyberg
Schools, counties and other local jurisdictions should be making contingency plans read more
Feeding More Marylanders with Stronger SNAP Policies
The Food Supplement Program (FSP), helps over 780,000 Maryland families put food on the table. Maryland’s FSP is the state’s read more
Child care subsidies support working families
Child care subsidies have been an important part of helping families get and maintain employment, as we’ve previously reported. With read more
Update the Child Care Subsidy to Help Families and Protect Jobs
Working parents need high-quality, affordable child care that allows them to stay on the job, and Maryland’s child care subsidy read more
Tipped Workers on Midday with Dan Rodricks; Poverty Capitalism: The Cost of Being Poor
October 31, 2014- Policy analyst Kathleen Algire-Fedarcyk speaks about the state of tipped workers in Maryland after being left out read more
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