TANF and Child Care Spending in New York
April 28, 2003. Update from the Fiscal Policy Institute.
Anthony Troia2020-11-13T15:12:44-05:00April 28th, 2003|Reports, Briefs and Presentations, Social Policy|
Schools, Taxes and the New York Economy
April 24, 2003. A balanced budget alternative to the Governor’s school aid cuts. Based on an economic impact analysis prepared for FPI by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, this report, released jointly by FPI and the Alliance for Quality Education, shows that the Governor's school aid cuts are "job killers" in the short run and even worse for the state's economy over time. The economic benefits of restoring the Governor's school aid cuts far outweigh the effects of an income tax increase to [...]
New York Impact Analysis: Effects of 2004 Congressional Budget Resolution
April 23, 2003. Due to the federal tax and budget agreement, New York will suffer $1.56 billion in cuts to key programs over ten years to pay for tax breaks for the wealthy, according to this report from the Economic Policy Institute and the Institute for America's Future. Groups call on House to join Senate in passing fiscal relief for the states; joint statement from FPI and New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness releasing new EPI/Institute for America's Future report