CSLF expert Carlianne Patrick explains that employment in rural counties may be harmed by increasing non-tax economic development incentives in […]
State Government Revenue Recovery from the Great Recession is just released via Sage Publications OnlineFirst: http://slg.sagepub.com/content/early/recent. The article will be […]
This report explains that as of 2007 almost 30 percent of state businesses are minority-owned and 8.8 percent are immigrant-owned. […]
In this report, CSLF experts Gregory Lewis and Rahul Pathak compare state and local governments (SLGs) workforce patterns in Georgia, […]
Public Budgeting in Context: Structure, Law, Reform and Results This book examines budgeting at all levels of U.S. government and […]
While the U.S. economy has improved since the end of the Great Recession, state government revenues have in most cases still not completely recovered. In this brief, CSLF Principal Associate James Alm and Affiliated Faculty David Sjoquist explore the factors affecting state revenue recovery.
According to a recent Brookings Institute report, income inequality in the City of Atlanta is the highest among the 50 cities studied. In our latest report by Lakshmi Pandey, David L. Sjoquist and Laura Wheeler, we find that the story is more complex.