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North Carolina Surges with 449K Jobs as Massachusetts Jobs Fall by 18K
Analysis compares decade-long changes in tax rates, private sector employment, and revenue growth in two competing state economies Boston, MA — As Massachusetts voters consider a ballot initiative to reduce the personal income tax rate by one…
Pioneer Institute Supports the Ballot Initiative to…
At a legislative hearing today before the Special Committee on Initiative Petitions, Pioneer…
Massachusetts Faces Tax Policy Choice as New Analysis…
Historical evidence shows revenues rose after early-2000s tax cuts; FY2002 decline driven by…
Florida’s Private Sector Is Booming
When economists assess a state’s economic health, private sector employment is one of the clearest…
Tax Flight Takes Off: IRS Data Reveal Surge of…
Net AGI Loss to Florida and New Hampshire Quintuples in a Decade as 26-35-Year-Old Outmigration…
Accessory Dwelling Units Accounted for At Least 10 Percent of New Homes Permitted in Massachusetts in 2025
Read The House Call This month’s edition of The House Call discusses results from a state survey of municipalities on accessory dwelling unit permitting activity. It also describes the debate over whether building codes should be reformed to…
Statement of Jim Stergios, Executive Director of…
On Friday, Governor Healey opposed a proposed cut in the personal income tax that would put an…
Domestic Outmigration is Hollowing Out Massachusetts’…
From April 2020 through July 2025, Massachusetts experienced a net loss of approximately 182,000…
Nine More Massachusetts Towns Subject of State…
Medicaid now commands a major share of state budgets nationwide. In 2024, the program accounted for…
A Steady-State Budget in a Moment of Crisis
Governor Maura Healey’s fiscal year 2027 budget totals $62.8 billion, a 3.8 percent year-over-year…
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