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New Report: Georgia’s Medicaid Opposition to Cost $34 Billion
Georgia’s refusal to expand Medicaid to cover more than 500,000 uninsured people will cost the state’s health care ...
State Closes Fiscal Year with Sluggish 2014 Revenues
Georgia’s revenues grew 4.8 percent for the 2014 fiscal year that ended June 30. Such growth is well ...
Georgia Health Coverage Rate Trails 47 States
Adults in Georgia are more likely to go without health coverage than people in all but two other ...
Keep Working Families Top of Mind for Georgia’s Future
A worker who earned $32,000 to $58,000 a year when the recession hit in 2007 was much more ...
Georgia Budget Primer 2015
GBPI is proud to publish the latest edition of our annual comprehensive analysis of the state’s financial blueprint, ...
New GBPI Budget Primer Tells Story of Shortchanged Citizenry
GBPI is proud today to publish the latest edition of our annual comprehensive analysis of the state’s financial ...
Uninsured Rates Fall in States Expanding Medicaid
States that take advantage of new federal money available to extend Medicaid coverage to more residents are seeing ...
Price to Get Top Business Climate Rank Could be Economic Inequality
When states like Georgia rate well as places to do business, the same factors used in those rankings ...
Georgia Gets an “F” for Failing Working Parents
Georgia is failing its working moms and dads, according to a new report by the National Partnership for ...
Georgia’s Middle Class Workers Left Out of Recovery
Industries in Georgia that pay a middle-class wage fell furthest during the Great Recession but are faring the ...
Bad Times for Good Jobs
Georgia’s Shrinking Middle Class Opportunity A good-paying job is the cornerstone of a secure middle-class life, but Georgia’s ...
Close Georgia’s Coverage Gap to Stabilize State’s Hospitals
States that expanded Medicaid eligibility to close their state’s coverage gap experienced substantial and nearly immediate reductions in ...
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