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State Must Face Pension Debt

Over the last several years, much of the focus given to Kentucky’s pension system has been on ways to shift...

Jason Bailey | September 30, 2012

Health Care Law Will Benefit Kentuckians In Many Ways

The Supreme Court's decision that the health care reform law is constitutional has not brought an end to ideological attacks on the law and calls for its full repeal. Now,...

Jason Bailey | July 10, 2012

Given Kentucky’s Budget Downpour, State Should Use Rainy Day Fund

The budget the Senate passed on Thursday would not use any of the $122 million sitting in the state’s rainy day fund to help reduce cuts to essential services. In...

Jason Bailey | March 23, 2012

Principles Critical to Effective Tax Reform

In his inaugural address, Gov. Steve Beshear called on the state to build a "foundation for a better tomorrow" by restructuring Kentucky's tax system in his second term. His call...

Jason Bailey | December 19, 2011

Persistent Unemployment and Stagnant Wages Mark Labor Day 2011

Coming over two years after the recession officially ended, Labor Day 2011 should be a time to celebrate a return to growth and prosperity. But the reality is much different...

Jason Bailey | September 5, 2011

Focus on Spending Cuts Ignores Revenue Problem

Kentucky is in great need of a substantive conversation about how to better fund essential services in its state budget. But by ignoring the state’s revenue problems, the Kentucky Chamber...

Jason Bailey | August 22, 2011

State Shouldn’t Cut Corporate Taxes

While legislative leaders in the Kentucky House and Senate have floated the idea of eliminating Kentucky’s corporate income tax, a new report shows that such a move is likely to...

Jason Bailey | June 23, 2011

Proposed Medicare and Medicaid Cuts Break an American Promise

For most advanced countries, health care is treated as a societal covenant in which all citizens have coverage for treatment of sickness, pain and disability. America has never made that...

Jason Bailey | April 15, 2011

Proposed Medicare and Medicaid Cuts Break an American Promise

For most advanced countries, health care is treated as a societal covenant in which all citizens have coverage for treatment of sickness, pain and disability. America has never made that...

Jason Bailey | April 15, 2011

Kentucky Must Invest, Reform Tax Code to Progress

Lawmakers left Frankfort last week without agreement on closing the hole in this year’s Medicaid budget, and are convening this week to give it another try. A point of contention...

Jason Bailey | March 17, 2011

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