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Analysis

Yes, the Minimum Wage Helps Fight Poverty

In testimony yesterday to the Lexington Fayette Urban County Council on raising the local minimum wage to $10.10 an hour,...

Jason Bailey | June 24, 2015

Op-Ed

Kentucky Workers Need Better Trade Policies, Not Worse

When the U. S. Senate blocked giving the president fast-track negotiating authority for a new trade deal last week, it took a stand for a fairer approach to trade that’s...

Jason Bailey | May 19, 2015

Analysis

Kentucky’s Lopsided Recovery

Job growth in Kentucky has picked up over the last year, and every county saw a decline in its unemployment rate from March 2014 to March 2015. However, a closer...

Jason Bailey | April 30, 2015

Analysis

Kentucky a Loser in Proposed Tax Giveaway to Wealthiest

The U. S. House of Representatives is expected to vote this week to repeal the federal estate tax, an idea that would worsen growing inequality and reduce revenue needed for...

Jason Bailey | April 13, 2015

Analysis

Inaction on Gas Tax Will Drop Rate to Historically Low Levels

lf legislators end the 2015 session without preventing the pending 5.1 cent drop in the gas tax, the rate will fall to a level near its historic low over the...

Jason Bailey | March 23, 2015

Report

Who Stands to Benefit from a Minimum Wage Increase in Lexington

The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council is considering an incremental minimum wage increase to $10.10 per hour for its workers over the next three years. Kentucky Center for Economic Policy analysis...

Jason Bailey | March 16, 2015

Presentation

Presentation: The State of Working Kentucky 2015

While the pace of job growth has picked up in Kentucky over the last year, the state's economy is still yet to recover from the Great Recession and faces longer-trend...

Jason Bailey | March 12, 2015

Analysis

Corporations Shouldn’t Get Pass on Local Option Sales Tax

Large, profitable corporations are now saying they shouldn't have to pay their share if the legislature moves forward with putting a local option sales tax on the ballot, according to...

Jason Bailey | February 25, 2015

Analysis

Bill Would Provide Greater Retirement Security for Workers at Kentucky Small Businesses

A concerning number of Americans are financially unprepared for retirement, and a contributing factor is that many lack a retirement plan offered through their jobs. But a bill in the Kentucky...

Jason Bailey | February 24, 2015

Analysis

Kentucky Must Reject Deeply Dangerous Call for Constitutional Convention

A proposal that could throw the country into chaos and jeopardize the U. S. Constitution is being pushed in states across the country this year, and in the Kentucky legislature...

Jason Bailey | February 14, 2015

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