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It’s Not Really About Work: Why Pennsylvania Should Reject Work Requirements

Type: Reports and Papers
Author: Marc Stier
Date: April 10, 2018

Despite false and dangerous stereotypes about the poor being unwilling to work, the majority of SNAP and Medicaid recipients...

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Take Action Now: Food Stamp Work Requirements Will Harm People with Criminal Records Trying to Build New Lives

Type: Blog
Author: Sharon M. Dietrich
Date: April 04, 2018

These work requirements would lead to loss of SNAP and to food insecurity among many low-income Americans not fortunate...

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Governor Wolf’s Proposed Education Budget Finally Restores Corbett’s K-12 Classroom Funding Cuts but Inequities and Inadequate Funding Still Remain

Type: Blog
Author: Diana Polson
Date: April 03, 2018

Governor Wolf’s proposed education budget finally restores K-12 classroom funding cuts (in nominal dollars) from the Corbett years, but...

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PreK-12 Education Funding in Pennsylvania: Where Do We Stand?

Author: Marc Stier, Diana Polson
Date: April 03, 2018

  In this report, we take a closer look at Governor Wolf’s budget proposals for 2018-19. Specifically, we examine...

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The Tax Cut and Jobs Act Will Worsen Inequality in Pennsylvania

Type: Blog
Author: Diana Polson
Date: March 23, 2018

President Trump signed the Tax Cut and Jobs Act into law on December 22, 2017. While spun by Republicans...

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Wanted: A NAFTA and Trade Policy That Helps Unrig the Economy Against Working Families

Type: Blog
Author: Stephen Herzenberg
Date: March 16, 2018

The Lamb-Saccone race in Western Pennsylvania upped the pressure on policymakers of both major political parties on trade. It...

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Governor’s 2018-19 Budget Overview

Author: Diana Polson, Marc Stier, Stephen Herzenberg
Date: March 16, 2018

This research paper shares PBPC’s overview of Governor Wolf’s proposed budget for 2018-19. While the details are different, the...

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