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Gambling Revenues Are No Substitute for Tax Reform

The House has proposed generating new revenues for the state pension system by expanding the lottery and utilizing revenues from...

Jason Bailey | February 27, 2013

Income Tax Cuts No Way to Grow Small Businesses

The claim that cutting state income taxes is an effective strategy to help small businesses create jobs is discredited in a new report released by the Center on Budget Policy...

Anna Baumann | February 27, 2013

Bill Would Be a Step Toward Greater Accountability for Tax Breaks

Legislation introduced in the House proposes new reporting requirements for some economic development incentive programs, and is a step in the right direction toward greater scrutiny of these costly financial...

Anna Baumann | February 20, 2013

Debt Limit Could Increase Costs for Kentucky

A Senate committee approved legislation today to limit debt service (the annual payments made on debt the state owes) in future years to six percent of the state's revenue. Yet...

Jason Bailey | February 13, 2013

Administration Describes Bleak Outlook for Next Budget without More Revenue

In a presentation on the need for tax reform to the joint House and Senate Appropriations and Revenue Committee today, Secretary Mary Lassiter laid out a bleak outlook for the...

Jason Bailey | February 5, 2013

State Can’t Pay Pension Debt from Natural Revenue Growth without Harming Services

One area of consensus on pensions is that the state should begin making the full annual required contribution to the retirement system, which will reduce the long-run costs of paying...

Jason Bailey | January 3, 2013

The State of Working Kentucky 2012: Jobs by Industry

Kentucky’s economy continues to change, with a decline in manufacturing jobs and a shift toward more jobs in the service sector—a trend that has accelerated with the weak economy of...

Jason Bailey | December 21, 2012

The State of Working Kentucky 2012: Race

The weak economy of the last few years has had far-reaching effects, but some groups have been harder hit than others. In particular, African Americans in Kentucky have suffered enormous...

Ashley Spalding | December 20, 2012

The State of Working Kentucky 2012: Education

There is no question that greater levels of education are associated with higher wages and employment rates in Kentucky, and employment has been declining among those with less than a...

Ashley Spalding | December 19, 2012

The State of Working Kentucky 2012: Wages

Working Kentuckians have experienced a lost decade in terms of wage growth, a trend that is undermining family economic security across the Commonwealth and will likely persist at least as...

Jason Bailey | December 18, 2012

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