May’s Job Picture Is Mixed in Pennsylvania
Type: BlogAuthor: Mark Price
Date: June 24, 2013
Unemployment in Pennsylvania fell by one-tenth of a percentage point to 7.5% in May, while non-farm payrolls fell by...
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Author: Mark Price
Date: June 24, 2013
Pa. House Budget Locks in Most School Funding Cuts
Type: Reports and PapersDate: June 21, 2013
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives approved a 2013-14 budget bill which locks in cuts that have disproportionately impacted high-poverty...
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Testimony: Medicaid Expansion Integral to Making Health Coverage Available and Affordable to Millions
Type: TestimonyAuthor: Sharon Ward
Date: June 20, 2013
The Medicaid expansion is an integral part of the goal of making health coverage available and affordable to millions...
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Pa. House Budget Locks in Most of the School Funding Cuts
Type: BlogAuthor: Chris Lilienthal
Date: June 20, 2013
The Pennsylvania Budget and Policy Center is out with a new policy brief setting the record straight on some recent...
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Pa.’s Marcellus Impact Fee Comes Up Short
Type: Reports and PapersDate: June 18, 2013
As the economic value of natural gas production increases in Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale, the local impact fee created by...
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Pennsylvanians Shortchanged by Drilling Fee
Type: BlogAuthor: Sharon Ward
Date: June 18, 2013
Last week, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission reported that natural gas drillers are paying $202 million in local impact...
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Pension Primer #7 – A $40 Billion Dollar Oversight: Actuarial Studies Document High Cost of Governor’s Pension Plan
Type: Reports and PapersAuthor: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: June 18, 2013
Pennsylvania’s two retirement systems have Press Released models- or actuarial studies- detailing the fiscal impact of Governor Corbett’s proposed...
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