2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002 | 2001 | 2000 | 1999 | 1998 | 1997/1996 Research Findings Show 18- to 49-Year Old Food Stamp Recipients Are Disadvantaged and Can Face Major Difficulties in the Job Market Stacy Dean 12/29/99 34K-HTML, 51K-PDF Checklist For Identifying Quality Work Sites For Public Job Creation Programs Clifford Johnson 12/23/99 22K Changes Since 1995 in the Safety Net's Impact on Child Poverty Kathy Porter and Wendell Primus 12/23/99 12K-pr, 16K-summary, 330K-report Federal Funding Sources for Job Creation Initiatives Cliff Johnson and Steve Savner (CLASP) 12/21/99 46K Should the Internet Remain a Sales Tax Haven? Michael Mazerov Revised 12/23/99 29K, 8pp 99-137, $3.00 Assuring That Child Health Applications Do Not Deter Enrollment Among Eligible Children in Noncitizen Families Michelle Cochran and Cindy Mann 12/15/99 12K Steps States Can Take to Facilitate Medicaid Enrollment of Children Donna Cohen Ross 12/6/99 135K Congress Lifts the Sunset on the "$500 Million Fund" Extends Opportunities for States to Ensure Parents and Children Do Not Lose Health Coverage Donna Cohen Ross and Jocelyn Guyer 12/1/99 97K, 10pp 99-107, $3.00 How Early Childhood Programs Can Link Children to Free and Low-Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross Revised 12/1/99 20K , 6pp 99-073, $3.00 Proposed Changes in The Official Measure of Poverty Kathryn Porter 11/15/99 11K, 4pp 99-132, $3.00 Nickles Minimum Wage Bill Includes Costly Tax Cuts That Could Harm Lower-Wage Workers Iris J. Lav 11/8/99 26K, 8pp 99-129, $3.00 How Schools Can Help Link Children to Free and Low-Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross 11/1/99 25K Congressional Actions Would Not Avoid A Non-Social Security Deficit in 2000 But Social Security Would Not Be Raided or Harmed James Horney and Robert Greenstein 11/1/99 26K, 6pp 99-128, $4.00 Criticism of CBPP Pension Analysis Rests on Selective Use of Data And Leaves Misleading Impressions Peter Orszag, Iris J. Lav, and Robert Greenstein 10/28/99 52K, 11pp 99-126, $4.00 Spending a Non-Existent Surplus James Horney Rev. 10/26/99 47K, 7pp 99-123, $3.00 Missed Opportunities: Declining Medicaid Enrollment Undermines the Nation's Progress in Insuring Low-Income Children Jocelyn Guyer, Matthew Broaddus, and Michelle Cochran 10/20/99 31K, 11pp 99-124, $4.00 Tax Cuts in Lazio Minimum Wage Bill Overwhelmingly Benefit High-Income Taxpayers Iris J. Lav 10/19/99 19K, 6pp 99-121, $3.00 Exacerbating Inequities in Pension Benefits: An Analysis of The Pension Provisions in The Tax Bill Peter R. Orszag, Iris Lav, and Robert Greenstein 10/8/99 10K-pr, 8K-summary, 63K-report, 15pp 99-120, $5.00 Testimony of Ed Lazere on Impact of Minimum Wage Ed Lazere 10/7/99 13K Would Congressional Spending Plans Avert a non-Social Security Deficit? What the CBO Letter Does and Does Not Mean James Horney 10/6/99 22K, 5pp 99-119, $3.00 Tax Provisions in "Quality Care for the Uninsured Act" Largely Benefit High-Income Taxpayers And Do Not Help Most Uninsured Iris J. Lav 10/6/99 20K, 7pp99-118, $3.00 Tax Cuts That May Be Added to Minimum Wage Bill Demand Careful Scrutiny Iris J. Lav 10/1/99 12K, 4pp 99-117, $3.00 Analysis of 1998 Census Income and Poverty Data Robert Greenstein and Wendell Primus 9/30/99 20K, 35K-PDF, 5pp 99-116, $3.00 The House Leadership's Proposal to Delay EITC Payments Robert Greenstein 9/29/99 11K, 3pp 99-115, $3.00 Allocation Of The $3 Billion TANF Rescission Among States Would Treat Some States Inequitably Ed Lazere 9/27/99 43K, 10pp 99-112, $3.00 Work to Be Done: Designing Publicly-Funded Jobs To Meet Community Needs Clifford M. Johnson and Alex Goldenberg 9/24/99 59K, 19pp 99-111, $5.00 How Health Care Providers Can Help Link Children to Free and Low Cost Health Insurance Programs Donna Cohen Ross Revised 9/20/99 29K Competitive Welfare-to-Work Grantees Utilize Publicly-Funded Transitional Jobs to Aid Hard-to-Employ Welfare Recipients Clifford M. Johnson and Lana Kim 9/17/99 14K, 5pp 99-110, $3.00 Washington State's Community Jobs Initiative Clifford M. Johnson and Lana Kim 9/7/99 25K, 8pp 99-109, $3.00 Should TANF Block Grant Funds Be Rescinded? Ed Lazere and Robert Greenstein 9/23/99 13K, 4pp 99-114, $3.00 Family Self-Sufficiency Program Barbara Sard and Jeff Lubell Rev. 4/19/00 18K, 6pp 99-054, $3.00 A Small Non-Social Security Deficit In Fiscal Year 2000 Would Not Adversely Affect Social Security Robert Greenstein and James Horney 9/17/99 9K, 2pp 99-106, $3.00 Statement of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities To the Advisory Commission on Electronic Commerce Michael Mazerov 9/14/99 27K, 11pp 99-122, $4.00 The Widening Income Gulf Isaac Shapiro and Robert Greenstein 9/4/99 36K-pr, 158K-report, 16pp 99-104, $5.00 The House VA-HUD Appropriations Bill Would Reduce Rather Than Increase Funds For HUD Programs Jeff Lubell 8/23/99 16K, 4pp 99-100, $3.00 The Initial Impacts of Welfare Reform on the Economic Well-Being of Single Mother Families Wendell Primus, Lynette Rawlings, Kathy Larin, Kathryn Porter 8/22/99 10K-pr, 284K-PDF, 91pp 99-101, $10.00 Tax Bill Contains Only Modest Benefits For Middle Class Despite Its High Cost Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein 8/20/99 63K, 17pp 99-103, $5.00 Publicly-Funded Jobs for Hard-to-Employ Welfare Recipients Cliff Johnson Rev. 8/18/99 22K The Use of TANF Funds to Provide Housing and Homelessness Assistance: Implications of the Final TANF Rules Jeff Lubell 8/13/99 17K, 5pp 99-099, $3.00 Congressional Action Points to a Non-Social Security Deficit of More than $20 Billion in Fiscal Year 2000: Actions Undercut Credibility of Promise to Finance the Tax Bill with Large Reductions in Appropriated Programs James Horney and Robert Greenstein 8/12/99 38K, 10pp 99-098, $3.00 Conference Agreement Tax Cut Would Cost $2.6 Trillion in Second 10 Years Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein 8/6/99 14K, 4pp 99-097, $3.00 Beyond The Rhetoric: What The Clinton Budget And The Republican Budget Plan Really Propose For Appropriated: Is the Administration Proposing Substantial New Spending? James Horney and Robert Greenstein 8/5/99 13K, 4pp 99-096, $3.00 VA-HUD Appropriations Bill Would Cut Low-Income Housing And Other Programs To Help Pave The Way For An Unaffordable Tax Cut Jeff Lubell 8/3/99 14K, 5pp 99-094, $3.00 Creative Arithmetic to Justify $800 Billion Tax Cut Does Not Withstand Scrutiny Robert Greenstein 7/29/99 15K, 4pp 99-093, $3.00 Analyses by Treasury, The Joint Tax Committee, And Citizens For Tax Justice All Show House Tax Bill Heavily Tilted Toward Wealthy Isaac Shapiro, Robert Greenstein and Iris J. Lav Rev. 7/29/99 30K, 9pp 99-084, $3.00 Is The Senate Finance Committee Tax Bill A Middle-Class Tax Cut? Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein 7/29/99 42K, 12pp 99-083, $3.00 Is The Roth Proposal A Middle-Class Tax Cut? Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein Revised 7/28/99 35K Is an $800 Billion Tax Cut Fiscally Responsible? Robert Greenstein and Jim Horney 7/22/99 16K, 5pp 99-087, $3.00 Joint Tax Committee Distribution Tables Fail to Include Most of the Upper-Income Tax Cuts in the Roth Package: Figures in the Tables Have Little Meaning As a Result Robert Greenstein and Iris J. Lav 7/21/99 12K Eliminating The Estate Tax: A Costly Benefit For The Wealthiest Americans Iris J. Lav Rev. 7/20/99 15K, 5pp 99-081, $3.00 Ways and Means Tax Cut Would Cost $2.8 Trillion in Second 10 Years Iris J. Lav Rev. 7/20/99 4K Roth Tax Cut Would Cost Over $2 Trillion in Second 10 Years Iris J. Lav 7/19/99 5K, 2pp 99-085, $3.00 Welfare Balances In The States: Unspent TANF Funds in the Middle of Federal Fiscal Year 1999 Ed Lazere and Lana Kim 7/19/99 142K, 19pp 99-086, $5.00 Is the Roth Proposal a Middle-Class Tax Cut? Iris J. Lav and Robert Greenstein 7/15/99 20K Much of the Projected Non-Social Security Surplus Is a Mirage: Vast Majority of Surplus Rests on Assumptions of Deep Cuts in Discretionary Programs that Are Unlikely to Occur Sam Elkin and Robert Greenstein Rev. 7/12/99 23K, 7pp 99-076, $3.00 Health Insurance Tax Deductions Cannot Help Most Uninsured Iris J. Lav and Cindy Mann 7/12/99 22K Concerns Regarding the Nussle-Cardin-Goss Budget Process Bill Sam Elkin and Robert Greenstein 7/2/99 41K, 8pp 99-013, $3.00 Coverdell-Torricelli Proposal To Boost 15% Tax Bracket Would Primarily Benefit Higher-Income Families, Not The Middle Class Iris J. Lav 7/1/99 18K, 4pp 99-070, $4.00 Taxing the Profits of Multistate Corporations In Wisconsin: Adopting a "Single Sales Factor" Formula Without Requiring Combined Reporting Will Reduce State Revenues With No Guarantee of More In-State Jobs Michael Mazerov 6/30/99 62K, 16pp 99-075, $4.00 Feinstein-Grassley Marriage Penalty Relief Leaves out Working Poor and Near Poor Families Iris J. Lav 6/29/99 64K, 6pp 99-072, $3.00 Creating Jobs: Public and Private Strategies for the Hard-to-Employ Cliff Johnson, William Schweke, Matt Hull 6/28/99 502K The Determinants Of Welfare Caseload Decline: A Brief Rejoinder Liz Schott, Robert Greenstein, Wendell Primus 6/22/99 26K, 8pp 99-074, $3.00 Bill To Raise Income Ceiling On 15 Percent Tax Bracket Would Primarily Benefit Higher-Income Families, Not The Middle Class Iris J. Lav 6/21/99 18K Last Minute "Technical" Change Turns Herger-Shaw Lock-Box Bill into Measure That Increases the Risk of Recession: House Members Vote for Bill with No Information About the Last-Minute Change Robert Greenstein 6/11/99 39K, 11pp 99-065, $4.00 Alleviating Marriage Penalties in the EITC Iris J. Lav 6/10/99 6K , 2pp 99-063, $3.00 Extending Marriage-Penalty Relief to Families to Working Poor and Near Poor Families Iris J. Lav 6/10/99 32K, 9pp 99-062, $3.00 States Must Act Immediately to Retain Time-Limit Flexibility Under their Waivers Liz Schott 5/27/99 28K, 9pp 99-059, $3.00 Issues Related to the Herger-Shaw Social Security "Lock-Box" Legislation Robert Greenstein 5/24/99 14K, 4pp 99-058, $3.00 Analysis of Nussle-Cardin-Goss Budget Process Bill Sam Elkin and Robert Greenstein Rev. 5/14/99 38K Taxes on Middle-Income Families Are Declining Iris J. Lav Revised 5/10/99 66K Tax Foundation Figures Produce Misleading and Inaccurate Impressions of Middle Class Tax Burdens Iris J. Lav, Isaac Shapiro, Robert Greenstein Revised 5/10/99 48K Archer-Shaw Social Security Proposal Robert Greenstein Revised 5/5/99 17K, 7pp 99-039, $3.00 Testimony of Kilolo Kijakazi on Social Security's Treatment of People of Color and Women Kilolo Kijakazi 5/4/99 42K-HTML, 49K-PDF, 12pp. Misconceptions in the D.C. Tax Debate Iris J. Lav 5/4/99 6K From Rags to Riches to Rags? Iris J. Lav 5/3/99 128K, 11pp 99-043, $4.00 Highlights of the Final TANF Regulations Liz Schott, Ed Lazere, Heidi Goldberg, and Eileen Sweeney 4/29/99 78K, 24pp 99-041, $5.00 CBO Analysis, Other Studies Raise Serious Doubts About Costly Military Pay and Pensions Bill 4/29/99 30K , 9pp 99-040. $3.00 Potential Funding Sources for Public Job Creation Initiatives Cliff Johnson 4/23/99 17K, 5pp 99-053, $3.00 Provisions of Final TANF Regulations Pertaining to Wage Subsidies and Publicly-Funded Jobs Cliff Johnson 4/21/99 11K, 4pp 99-056, $3.00 The Abraham-Domenici Lock-Box Legislation Robert Greenstein 4/21/99 39K, 12pp 99-045, $4.00 The Abraham-Domenici Lock-Box Legislation Robert Greenstein 4/21/99 12K, 4pp 99-045S, $4.00 Shattering Indiana's Piggy Bank: Both the House and Senate Budget and Tax Plans for the FY00-FY01 Biennium Will Eventually Deplete the State's Accumulated Surplus Michael Mazerov 4/20/99 137K-PDF, 38pp 99-037, $6.00 Tax Foundation Figures Produce Misleading and Inaccurate Impressions of Middle Class Tax Burdens Iris J. Lav, Isaac Shapiro, Robert Greenstein 4/15/99 48K, 7pp 99-036, $3.00 Taxes on Middle-Income Families Are Declining Iris J. Lav 4/14/99 66K, 8pp 99-035, $3.00 Reducing Alabama's Income Tax on Working Poor Families: Two Options Nicholas Johnson 4/14/99 60K, 12pp 99-034, $4.00 A State Strategy for Increasing Child Support Payments from Low-Income Fathers and Improving the Well-Being of Their Children Through Economic Incentives Wendell E. Primus and Charita L. Castro 4/14/99 58K, 20pp 99-044, $5.00 Social Security and Poverty Among the Elderly: A National and State Perspective Kathryn H. Porter, Kathy Larin and Wendell Primus 4/8/99 24K-Press Release, 168K-Summary, 12pp 99-031, $3.00 194K-PDF, 80pp 99-030, $9.00 Poverty Despite Work in Kentucky Christina Smith FitzPatrick 4/7/99 9K-Press Release, 442K-PDF, 36pp 99-029, $5.00 Governor Sundquist's Revised Tax Proposal Would Address Long-Standing Problems with Tennessee's Tax System Elizabeth McNichol 4/1/99 81K, 12pp 99-028, $5.00 Ins and Outs of Delinking: Promoting Medicaid Enrollment of Children Who are Moving In and Out of the TANF System Cindy Mann 3/99 105K-PDF, 25pp 99-049, $5.00 Community-Based Organization: Paving the Way to Children's Health Insurance Coverage Donna Cohen Ross 3/99 141K-PDF, 40pp 99-050, $7.00 Food Stamps Can Help Low-Income Working Families Put Food On The Table Sharon Parrott and Stacy Dean 3/31/99 28K, 6pp 99-027, $3.00 Understanding the Financial Status of the Social Security System in Light of the 1999 Trustees' Report Kilolo Kijakazi, Wendell Primus, Robert Greenstein 3/30/99 13K, 3pp 99-026, $3.00 Wendell Primus' Testimony on Social Security Wendell Primus 3/25/99 40K Public Job Creation: Selected References Cliff Johnson 3/24/99 20K, 5pp 99-052, $3.00 Without Reductions in Discretionary Programs, There Would Be Little Budget Surplus Outside Social Security: In Effect, Tax Cut Proposals are Financed by Cutting Discretionary Programs Sam Elkin 3/23/99 82K, 4pp 99-025, $3.00 A Quick Guide To Calculating Food Stamp Benefits For Families With Children 3/23/99 22K, 4pp 99-060, $3.00 A Missouri Earned Income Tax Credit Would Build on the Strengths of the Federal Credit Nicholas Johnson 3/22/99 88K, 3pp 99-024, $3.00 Public Job Creation: Current State and City Initiatives Cliff Johnson 3/19/99 18K, 5pp 99-051, $3.00 The Republican Budget Proposals Robert Greenstein 3/19/99 49K, 15pp 99-022, $4.00 The Lock-Box Proposal and the Economy Robert Greenstein 3/18/99 26K, 8pp 99-023, $3.00 Republican Tax Plan Risks New On-Budget Deficits After 2009 Iris J. Lav and Sam Elkin 3/17/99 7K, 2pp 99-021, $3.00 Administrative Costs in Individual Accounts in the United Kingdom Peter Orszag 3/16/99 11K-pr, 10K-sum, 92K-PDF , 14pp 99-020, $4.00 When It Rains It Pours: A Look at the Adequacy of State Rainy Day Funds and Budget Reserves Iris J. Lav and Alan Berube 3/11/99 21K, 211K-PDF, 54 99-011, $5.00 The TANF Block Grant Should Not Be Cut Kathy Larin 3/11/99 12K, 4pp 99-017, $3.00 The State Tobacco Settlements: What Should be Done with the Federal Share of Medicaid-Related Tobacco Payments? Reserves Cindy Mann, Andy Schneider, and Sara Thom 3/10/99 48K, 14pp 99-012, $4.00 Individual Accounts and Social Security: Does Social Security Really Provide a Lower Rate of Return? Peter Orszag 3/9/99 21K, 135K-PDF , 38pp 99-016, $6.00 Wendell Primus' Testimony on Tax Cuts Wendell Primus 3-4-99 22K State Income Tax Burdens on Low-Income Families in 1998: Assessing the Burden and Opportunities for Relief Nicholas Johnson, Christina Smith Fitzpatrick and Liz McNichol 3/4/99 390K-PDF, 64pp 99-009, $7.00 Social Security Testimony of Wendell Primus Wendell Primus 3/1/99 39K Unspent TANF Funds at the End of Federal Fiscal Year 1998 Edward Lazere Rev. 3/19/99 39K-PDF Should a Portion of Social Security Benefits Be Invested in Equities? Robert Greenstein 2/23/99 72K-PDF, 15pp 99-008, $4.00 Federal Debt: What Matters and Why Peter Orszag and Robert Greenstein 2/22/99 44K -PDF, 8pp 99-007, $3.00 Military Pensions and Pay Bill Would Be Very Costly Robert Greenstein 2/19/99 33K -PDF, 6pp 99-006, $3.00 Testimony of Kilolo Kijakazi on Social Security's Protections For African Americans Kilolo Kijakazi 2/10/99 26K-HTML, 34K-PDF, 8pp. Social Security Testimony of Robert Greenstein Robert Greenstein 2/9/99 21K Employed But Not Insured: A State-by-State Analysis of the Number of Low-Income Working Parents Who Lack Health Insurance Jocelyn Guyer and Cindy Mann 2/9/99 Four Sections, 215K PDF , 37pp 99-004, $5.00 Analysis of Clinton Administration FY 2000 Budget Proposal: How Big Is the Federal Government and Would the Administration's Budget Make it Bigger? Robert Greenstein and Sam Elkin 2/2/99 204K, 14pp 99-003, $4.00 Information and Misinformation About Federal Tax Burdens Iris J. Lav 1/21/99 54K, 5pp 99-002, $3.00 Proposed 10% Tax Rate Cut Would Provide Little Relief to Millions of Families Robert Greenstein and Iris J. Lav 1/21/99 6K How the Statutory Changes Made by the Quality Housing and Work Responsibility Act of 1998 May Affect Welfare Reform Efforts Barbara Sard and Jeff Lubell 12/17/98 80K The Feldstein Social Security Plan Robert Greenstein, Wendell Primus, and Kilolo Kijakazi 12/16/98 70K Social Security Plans That Reduce Social Security Retirement Benefits Substantially Are Likely to Cut Disability and Survivors Benefits As Well Kathy Larin and Robert Greenstein 12/15/98 77K Welfare-to-Work Housing Vouchers: An Innovative Approach to Welfare Reform Jeff Lubell and Barbara Sard 2/2/99 23K