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October 26, 2009.
An
Innovator Takes a Fairly Conventional Approach.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
September 22, 2009.
Amid
Talk of Recovery, Jobless Rates Reach Double Digits.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
April 18, 2009. It's bad, but not that bad.
By James Parrott. Crains New York Business.
February 26, 2009.
We're All in This Together: Federal, State, and Local Governments All Have a
Part to Play in the Economic Recovery. The National Association of County
Administrators asked FPI's Frank Mauro and James Parrott to write the lead
article for The Journal of County Administration, December 2008/February
2009. The article stresses that while the $787 billion American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act provides a significant lifeline to the states at a critical
point in time, it will not completely eliminate the need for some painful budget
balancing actions by state and local governments. The key challenge for the
states is finding the mix of spending cuts and/or tax increases that will do the
least harm to the state’s economy.
PDF of journal issue.
February 2, 2009.
How to Balance
the State Budget. By Frank Mauro and James Parrott, Gotham Gazette.
January 27, 2009.
Lighten weight of tax burden. A column by James Parrott,
FPI's deputy director and chief economist, in the Albany Times Union.
January 25, 2009.
Improving New York with Peter Pollak: Interview with David Dyssegaard Kallick on
Funding Public Higher Education. empirepage.com.
January 20, 2009.
The Obama Stimulus: An $825 Billion First Step.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
November 20, 2008.
They're a part of the Island: Immigrants pay taxes and otherwise contribute to
our community. A column by FPI senior fellow David Dyssegaard Kallick,
Newsday.
November 19, 2008.
After the
Meltdown: New York's Future.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
September 22, 2008.
The End
of Wall Street as We Know It.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
July 21, 2008.
The City
Economy: Facing the Nation's Woes.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
May 29, 2008.
Community Development Done Right. A column by David Dyssegaard Kallick, New
York Metro.
April 21, 2008.
New Jersey town offers immigration insights. A column by FPI senior fellow
David Dyssegaard Kallick, Newsday.
April 1, 2008.
Is America becoming a lottery society? An op ed by
FPI senior fellow David Dyssegaard Kallick, New York Metro.
March 19, 2008.
Ten
Reasons We Don't Have the Economy We Thought We Had.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes regularly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
March 14, 2008. State must work to fix property
tax problem. A letter to the editor of The Saratogian by FPI senior
economist Trudi Renwick.
March 9, 2008. Film Study Misinterpreted. By FPI deputy director and chief economist
James A. Parrott,
The Hartford Courant.
February 29, 2008.
What's wrong with the
CGR critique of prevailing wage requirements. In a letter to the editor of
the Long Island Business News, FPI deputy director and chief economist
James A. Parrott explains what's wrong with the recent report on prevailing wage
requirements by the Rochester-based Center for Governmental Research.
February 19, 2008.
Pay fair wages, get quality work. A column about IDA reform by FPI chief
economist James Parrott and Jesse Lenney of Metro Justice, Rochester Democrat
and Chronicle.
February 14, 2008. Paying good wages
shields taxpayers from waste. A column about IDA reform by FPI executive
director Frank Mauro and Micaela Shapiro-Shellaby of the Coalition for Economic
Justice, Buffalo News.
January 29, 2008.
Stimulating the Economy.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes monthly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
January 29, 2008.
Could
Wall Street's Woes Be Good for New York?
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, for New York
Resident; an earlier version
of this column first appeared in the
Gotham Gazette.
January 22, 2008.
Family's
experiment with welfare grant shows need for a boost in funding.
A letter to
the editor by FPI senior economist Trudi Renwick, Albany Times-Union.
December 19, 2007.
Immigrants boosting N.Y. middle class. A column by FPI senior fellow David
Dyssegaard Kallick, Metro New York.
December 18, 2007.
Could
Wall Street's Woes Be Good for New York?
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes monthly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
November 6, 2007.
Wall
Street's Binge, Workers' Hangover.
By James Parrott, FPI's deputy director and chief economist, who writes monthly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
August 8, 2007.
Congressmen must explain cuts in critical programs. By FPI's senior
economist, Trudi Renwick, together with Bob Cohen of Citizens Action.
Buffalo News.
August 7, 2007.
Neighborhoods and the Fiscal Boom.
By James Parrott, who writes monthly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
June 21, 2007.
Income
Numbers Show a Changing City. By James Parrott, who writes monthly for Gotham
Gazette's Economy
section.
June 14, 2007.
Another voice / Immigration reform: Law should direct families toward upstate
cities. By David Dyssegaard Kallick, FPI's senior fellow. Buffalo News.
June 7, 2007.
Poor's nutritional needs not being met. By Trudi Renwick. This op ed
appeared in several editions of Spotlight News, a capital area weekly.
June 3, 2007.
Freelancers Inc.
By James Parrott. New York Times.
May 15, 2007.
Behind
the Low Unemployment Rate. By James Parrott. This column inaugurates the Gotham Gazette's new feature on the
Economy.
May 13, 2007. Many in county use food stamps. By Trudi Renwick. Saratoga Springs Saratogian.
May 8, 2007. Expand, don't restrict, health insurance for kids.
By Frank Mauro. Schenectady Daily Gazette.
May 6, 2007.
Reforms should make IDAs more accountable. By Adrianne Shropshire and James
Parrott. Albany Times Union.
May 6, 2007.
Nolan had wrong idea about Resolution 99. By Trudi Renwick. Glens Falls Post
Star.
April 30, 2007.
Strike a new deal, now: City & state must demand better pay for building staff
in corporate retention pacts. By James Parrott and Bill Thompson. New
York Daily News.
April 16, 2007.
Jittery Wall Street, Calm City? By James Parrott. Gotham Gazette.
April 9, 2007. How to Fix the Income Gap. By James Parrott. New
York Times.
March 19, 2007. Get one return, reap tax dollars. By James
Parrott. Crains.
January 29, 2007. Like hospitals, insurance system is also in crisis.
By David Dyssegaard Kallick. Buffalo News.
January 29, 2007. How to insure the uninsured. By David Dyssegaard Kallick. Crains.
January 25, 2007. State needs to address the upstate tax burden.
By James Parrott. Albany Times Union. ***
October 29, 2000. Evaluation of Tax Cut Proposals of U.S. Senate Candidates Rick Lazio and
Hillary Clinton. FPI Executive Director Frank Mauro and Governor Pataki's
Chief Economist, Stephen Kagann, reach different conclusions in op eds
published together in the New York Daily News. To
read what Mauro and Kagann think about the Clinton and Lazio proposals, click here.
March 4, 2000. New York's Economy,
Through Another Lens. Letter to the editor by James Parrott, New
York Times.
February 1, 2000. Broad Attacks Needed on Income
Gaps. An op ed by Trudi Renwick, Newsday.
October 27, 1999. Boost the Minimum Wage? Yes, to raise
living standards. By James A. Parrott, Daily News.
July 13, 1998. Is state death tax too high? No, gov exaggerates its impact.
By Frank J.
Mauro, New York Daily News. One of a pair of op eds with
'pro' side by
Governor George E. Pataki.
March 29, 1998.
A taxing question: Free lunch or fair deal? Counterpoint: "Only
businesses would benefit from the changes," by Frank J. Mauro, Times Union.
One of a pair of op eds with opposite point of view taken by Daniel B. Walsh
of the Business Council.
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