The Department of Public Welfare (DPW) will end family planning coverage for almost 90,000 low income women currently enrolled...
read morePennsylvania’s deep cuts in funding to K-12 education since 2010-11 have drawn a great deal of attention in recent...
read moreIn this press memo, dated October 14, 2016, PBPC shares some of our most recent findings about the funding...
read moreIn 2017, Pennsylvania’s legislature has shown renewed interest in enacting a severance tax on natural gas extraction as part...
read moreOver the past decade, trade has been one of the most hotly contested dimensions of U.S. economic policy. In...
read moreThis research paper summarizes the findings from Gateway child care provider surveys which were conducted to measure key determinants...
read moreThis 2003 paper provides a status report on community-based Mental Health (MH) and Mental Retardation (MR) services in Pennsylvania....
read moreThis Reports and Briefing Papers asks the following question: What would the Pennsylvania jobs situation and unemployment rate look...
read morePrompted by President Clinton’s discussion of the overall US “jobs score” under Republican and Democratic Presidents since 1961, we...
read moreIn 2011, about 20 different proposals to weaken prevailing wage laws have been introduced into the Pennsylvania Legislature. This...
read moreBetween May and September 2011, the unemployment rate in Pennsylvania increased by nine-tenths of one percentage point, to 8.3%....
read more“The State of Women in the Pennsylvania Workforce 2008” traces the economic status of working women in the commonwealth...
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