Legislative Session Moved Maryland Workers Forward, but Fell Short of Potential
The 2021 legislative session opened amid a once-in-a-lifetime public health and economic crisis, and had potential to bring major improvements read more
Thousands of Marylanders Still at Risk for Eviction Because Legislators Failed to Pass Vital Bills
Despite ongoing, short-term attempts to fend off a huge spike in evictions, hundreds of thousands of Marylanders are still living read more
MDCEP Statement on March Revenue Forecast
Maryland Center on Economic Policy President and CEO Benjamin Orr issued the following statement in response to the March revenue read more
Keeping Marylanders in Their Homes is Essential to Protect Public Health and Support Economic Recovery
In recent months, it has become clear that preserving housing stability is critical to prevent the spread of the coronavirus read more
Prohibiting Flavored Tobacco Products Would Bring Substantial Public Health Benefits and Is Consistent with a Strong Economy and Fiscal Responsibility
Executive Summary
Tobacco consumption and its associated health problems create billions in added health care costs in Maryland and contribute read more
