State Revenue to Grow More Slowly, But TABOR Looms
By Marlana Wallace Colorado’s tax revenue is expected to grow at a slower pace in the fiscal year 2013-14, after…
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Colorado Communities of Color See Higher Rates of Poverty and Lower Income, Census Data Show
African-Americans, Native American Indians and Latinos in Colorado experienced higher rates of poverty and lower household income compared to Whites…
Amendment 66 Economic Analysis: Investing in Education will Boost the Economy
Investing in education will not only help Colorado students do better in school, it will also give the state a powerful…
Half a Million Coloradans Slated to Lose Food Assistance this Fall
More than half a million struggling Coloradans will lose food assistance this fall when a temporary boost to the Supplemental…
June Revenue Forecast Brief
The good news is that continued economic growth and factors related to federal tax law mean Colorado will have more…
2013 Legislative Review: A little less talk and a lot more action
The 2013 legislative session was marked by the passage of many historic and often controversial, new laws with topics ranging…
The Impact of Income Inequality on Colorado’s GPI
by Chris Stiffler What is a Genuine Progress Indicator? A Genuine Progress Indicator is a more comprehensive approach to assessing…
The Long Journey of the Long Bill
By Kathy White Unlike many states, Colorado’s process of developing a state budget is very similar to the process followed…