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DC, Like the Rest of the U.S., Needs to Focus on Getting Those Without College Degrees Back to Work

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District’s Dime: Back to School Edition

DC’s Tech Sector Is Attracting Investment â€” Without the Lure of Tax Breaks

New DCFPI Staff and an Important Opportunity to Weigh in on DC Budget Transparency

Highs and Lows: No Evidence that Cutting Taxes on Investments Spurs Growth

DCFPI’s Quarterly Unemployment Analysis: Unemployment Continues To Fall

UNEMPLOYMENT RATES CONTINUE TO IMPROVE IN THE DISTRICT

Chairman Mendelson: Let’s Get the Tax Commission Recommendation Before Lowering Taxes for High Tech Investors

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Federal Efforts to Reinstate Cash Bail in DC Disproportionately Harms Black Residents

Beyond the Spin: How Industry Advocacy Distorts Debate in the RENTAL Act Push

DC Council Can Expand Affordable Housing and Spur Investment Without Gutting Tenant Rights

Inequality Remained Extreme in 2024 as DC Backslid on Poverty

DC Fiscal Policy Institute Launches the Advocacy Xccelerator Fund

Repealing Harsh Income Rules Will Help Unhoused Residents Access Assisted Living

Mayor Bowser Paves the Way for More Federal Overreach

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