Reports

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“New Markets” Tax Credit is a Bad Investment

Bill Analysis: House Bill 439 (LC 37 1964ERS) House Bill 439 proposes a costly new tax break called ...
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Increase Child Care Assistance to Strengthen Georgia’s Families, Economy

Many low-income parents raising young children in Georgia are not able to afford the high cost of quality ...
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Education Savings Accounts Carry Big Sticker Shock

Georgia lawmakers are considering legislation to allow parents to take state dollars for private educational use. House Bill ...
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Overview: 2016 Fiscal Year for Department of Community Health

The governor’s proposed 2016 budget directs $2.45 billion to the Department of Community Health, not including money for ...
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Tax Plan Needs Course Correction

House Transportation Package Leaves out New Revenues, Could Harm Key Services Georgia needs a sustained commitment to transportation ...
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Overview of Georgia’s 2016 Fiscal Year Human Services Budget

More for Child Welfare, but Other Services Still in Need The governor’s $547 million human services budget proposed ...
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Overview: 2016 Fiscal Year Budget for K-12 Education

Still About $470 Million Short of Funding Formula The $8.49 billion for public schools in Governor Deal’s budget ...
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Overview of Georgia’s 2016 Fiscal Year Budget

The $21.8 billion budget proposed for Georgia’s 2016 fiscal year projects revenue growth of about 4.2 percent in ...
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Money Matters: Increased Education Investment Linked to Higher Achievement

Money invested in student learning matters. This is the conclusion most researchers reach after examining the relationship between ...
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Better Pay for Honest Work

Raise Georgia’s Minimum Wage to Expand Middle Class, Strengthen Economy Georgia’s economy is increasingly tilted toward the types ...
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Cutting Class to Make Ends Meet 2014

Schools across Georgia continue to scramble to meet students’ needs as they cope with years of deep cuts ...
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The Schoolhouse Squeeze 2014

State Cuts, Lost Property Values Still Pinch School Districts Georgia’s 180 school districts continue to face enormous financial ...

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