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The Facts About Georgia’s Hospital Provider Fee and Why Allowing it to Expire Would be a Mistake
The Georgia hospital provider fee, or Medicaid assessment, expires on June 30, 2013. The following answers to some ...
New Report Gives Lawmakers a Menu of Revenue Options
Over the past few years, sharply declining state revenues led to deep cuts in vital investments like education ...
More Support for Georgia Education Applauded at Policy Conference
Georgia should increase support for education and workforce development and reverse its recent course of cutting spending for ...
Menu of Revenue Options to Pave Way for Georgia’s Rebound
Low Revenues Putting Georgia on a Path to Mediocrity Georgia is one of the most under-funded states in ...
Overview of Georgia’s 2014 Fiscal Year Budget
Georgia’s Economic Recovery Requires State Support for Education, Transportation, Health Care The Overview of Georgia’s 2014 Fiscal Year ...
Governor’s Budget Keeps Georgia on the Wrong Path
Gov. Nathan Deal’s proposed budget for the coming fiscal year continues an unfortunate path Georgia has been on ...
Republican Governors Warming Up to Medicaid, What About Georgia?
In this week’s State of the State address, Gov. Nathan Deal reiterated his opposition to using Medicaid to ...
If Not Medicaid Expansion, What is the Plan?
Posted by Timothy Sweeney Gov. Nathan Deal announced today, in no uncertain terms, that he intends to leave ...
State Revenues Improve, but Tough Budget Decisions Loom
Posted by Alan Essig Georgia’s December revenue report, out this week, is both good news and bad. The ...
GBPI Joins Cover Georgia to Urge Health Care Expansion
Posted by Timothy Sweeney The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute today joined doctors, hospitals, patients and other nonprofits ...
Georgia Still Adding Jobs, though Public Sector Lagging Behind
Though still not firing on all cylinders, Georgia’s economy continues to add jobs at a comparatively strong pace, ...
Slashing state services again will do lasting economic damage to Georgia
The Saporta Report features Georgia Budget and Policy Institute’s Executive Director Alan Essig’s op-ed on cuts-only approach in ...
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