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Report Estimates Medicaid Expansion Could Actually Save Kentucky Money

We previously reported (here and here) that the state will likely incur little cost associated with the expansion of Medicaid...

Jason Bailey | July 5, 2012

Medicaid Expansion is a Very Good Deal for Kentucky

The 2014 expansion of Medicaid in the Affordable Care Act will benefit Kentuckians substantially, while the federal government will largely pick up the bill. According to one analysis, Kentucky will...

Jason Bailey | June 28, 2012

Supreme Court Ruling Allows Kentucky to Move Forward on Addressing Health Challenges

The Supreme Court's decision today to uphold the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is good news for Kentucky, a state with tremendous health challenges and a growing number of families that...

Jason Bailey | June 28, 2012

Immigrant Entrepreneurs Help Grow Kentucky Economy

A new report shows that one in six small business owners in the United States is an immigrant, while in Kentucky immigrants play a disproportionately large role as business owners...

Jason Bailey | June 18, 2012

Budget Cuts Lead to Job Losses

News of layoffs at the University of Kentucky follows stories of pending job loss at the Fayette County health department. Both announcements can be linked to the 11 rounds of...

Jason Bailey | June 8, 2012

The Problem of Low Wages in Kentucky

The economy is growing, but job growth is happening way too slowly. To make matters worse, low wages keep many of those Kentucky workers with jobs from meeting their families’...

Jason Bailey | June 8, 2012

Senior Tax Breaks Don’t Attract Migrants

Those arguing for state income tax cuts often claim that such cuts will result in the relocation of large numbers of people from other states, but the economic evidence simply...

Jason Bailey | June 1, 2012

Spring Job Growth in Kentucky Slows, Big Gap Remains

After stronger job increases over the winter, Kentucky’s employment growth slowed in the most recent two months with the state adding only 1,400 net jobs in March and 1,900 net...

Jason Bailey | May 18, 2012

Study Calls for New Approach to State Financial Aid

A new report by the Brookings Institution makes the case for overhauling state financial aid grant programs to focus on “students whose chances of enrolling and succeeding in college will...

Ashley Spalding | May 16, 2012

Kentucky’s Adult Education Challenge

Education cannot solve all of our economic problems, as the many college-educated young people now unemployed and underemployed can attest. But low levels of educational attainment are an important reason...

Jason Bailey | April 30, 2012

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