Hospital fee debate should focus on what’s best for Georgians, not the wishes of out-of-state interest groups
Written by Timothy Sweeney & Wesley Tharpe A national anti-tax group is starting a push here in Georgia to end…
Research and analysis that support a strong economy and expanded opportunity for all Georgians.
Written by Timothy Sweeney & Wesley Tharpe A national anti-tax group is starting a push here in Georgia to end…
Posted by Alan Essig A lack of adequate revenue continues to threaten the stability of Georgia’s budget and services that…
The Governor’s request for another 3 percent budget cut will mean less money for Georgia’s technical colleges, forcing a 13…
When it comes to investing in a prosperous future, Georgia has gone from the middle of the pack in 1989…
Posted by Clare S. Richie The game of robbing Peter to pay Paul continues in Georgia. To keep one critical…
Another round of damaging cuts to schools, health care, public safety and other vital services is looming unless the governor…
Posted by Alan Essig As published by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Here is an opinion piece from the Georgia Budget and…
Posted by Wesley Tharpe With the national economy continuing to sputter, states are wondering how best to attract new investment…
Posted by Alan Essig Although revenue has increased 5.1 percent over the first 11 months of the current fiscal year,…
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