
Oregon Economy Continues to Be Top Performer
A View of the State of Working Oregon Oregon continues to enjoy one of the nation’s top-performing economies. Among all states, Oregon ranks near the top when it comes to
A View of the State of Working Oregon Oregon continues to enjoy one of the nation’s top-performing economies. Among all states, Oregon ranks near the top when it comes to
Today’s Census data underscores why Oregon lawmakers should prioritize investments in the public sector that strengthen the economy and policies that help working Oregonians make ends meet.
Though Oregon voters put in place a minimum income tax on corporations, some companies manage to avoid it.
This Labor Day is a particularly appropriate time to consider Oregon’s job market, as it comes on the heels of the 50th anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for
Decades of evidence show that the tax rates of high-income households are unrelated to economic growth.
More Oregonians became officially “poor” this year, following publication of new federal poverty guidelines. These guidelines offer an important — albeit inadequate — answer to the question, “What is poverty?”
Oregon’s path to achieving excellence in education just got steeper.
Although the start of the college fall semester is imbued with excitement and hope, Oregonians would be remiss to ignore the daunting challenges that confront today’s students and other young adults.
Business is booming . . . for those catering to the rich. The New York Times recently reported that luxury retailers are seeing $9,000 tweed coats and $1,400 shoes fly off the shelves.
For the sake of Oregon’s most vulnerable children and the future of our state, Gov. John Kitzhaber should heed his own words.
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