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Year In Review: Most Popular GBPI Posts from 2015

Top GBPI Posts from 2015 Education Reform Commission Threatens to Cement in $421 Million Cut Teachers, Other State ...
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Making Work Pay Should be a 2016 Priority

Georgians today are working harder and for more hours than ever before. Yet they still struggle to get ...
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Workforce Legislation Can Increase Economic Opportunity in Georgia

  The state is working on a new plan to better leverage federal resources to provide training and ...
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Welcome Newcomers to Build a Stronger Georgia

Opinions are rarely in short supply when it comes to immigration. Whether it’s on cable news, gathered around ...
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Immigrants Help Chart Georgia’s Course to Prosperity

Georgia transformed over the past few decades as immigrants from around the world brought new workers, new entrepreneurs ...
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Long-Awaited State K-12 Funding Overhaul Underachieves

Georgia’s students are working hard to reach standards higher than those set for any previous generation. Meanwhile, the ...
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Thanksgiving Greetings

This Thanksgiving, we’re thankful for your continued support and commitment.

GBPI Announces New Board Members

Four new members recently joined the Georgia Budget and Policy Institute Board of Directors, the guiding group that ...
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Struggling Health Care System Just Part of What Ails Rural Georgia

Georgia is burdened with a host of health challenges across the state, from an uninsured rate that ranks ...
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Support Georgia veterans through tax credits that work

Guest Blogger Veterans Day should be about more than a chance to get a good deal on a ...
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Georgia Misses Opportunity to Improve Child Care

Georgia is one of 16 states where families are worse off because of its child care policies, according ...
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Education Reform Commission Threatens to Cement in $421 Million Cut

Hover your mouse over the map to view information for each school district. See how we calculated these numbers ...

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GBPI is committed to tracking how the state of Georgia raises and spends fiscal resources. As the federal government has promised and provided some of these, cuts to programs and funding on the federal level could have deep and lasting impacts on Georgians and on the state’s ability to meet the needs of all its residents. 

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