“The State of Working Pennsylvania 2002” provides a statistical portrait of the economic status of Pennsylvania’s workers, families, and...
read moreThis research paper summarizes the findings from Gateway child care provider surveys which were conducted to measure key determinants...
read moreUnder contract to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Edison Schools Inc. prepared an 80-page assessment to the Philadelphia schools and...
read moreOver the past decade, trade has been one of the most hotly contested dimensions of U.S. economic policy. In...
read moreA central goal of Pennsylvania economic development programs is to create more good jobs in the Commonwealth. As one...
read morePreviously, the KRC published one of the only attempts to gauge the quality of jobs created by Pennsylvania economic...
read more“The State of Working Pennsylvania 2003” differs from previous editions by being shorter and focused on two stand-out trends...
read moreIt is widely suspected that few child care workers obtain health benefits through their job and that this contributes...
read morePrior to September 11, as documented in KRC’s “The State of Working Pennsylvania 2001”, signs already existed of a...
read moreIn recent years, the U.S. construction industry has faced a shortage of skilled craft workers. This report evaluates the...
read moreA previous KRC paper found that, contrary to conventional wisdom, the amount in taxes that Pennsylvania businesses pay, on...
read more“The State of Working Pennsylvania 2000” is the Keystone Research Center’s fifth annual survey of the economic condition of...
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