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Taxes and Budget Maine needs progressive revenue solutions to build a stronger, fairer future Racial inequity is holding Maine back. Policies to reduce disparities in employment and income will help working families, create jobs, and strengthen the state's economy.' Read More Maine's Economy Tracking the economic impact of COVID-19 in Maine MECEP is monitoring several short-term indicators to track the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on Maine’s economy. Read More Maine's Economy MECEP Map: Economic Insights for Maine’s Legislative Districts 2021 Dive into the data to discover the economic trends in Maine’s legislative districts, and how they compare with other regions in Maine. Read More The Maine Center for Economic Policy is a nonpartisan research and policy organization dedicated to improving the economic well-being of low- and moderate-income Mainers. MECEP provides citizens, policymakers, advocates, and media with credible and rigorous economic analysis that advances economic justice and prosperity for all Maine people. All Maine Lawmakers Must Fix the ACA for 34,000 Mainers in the Family Glitch MECEP All Wealth tax bill addresses defects in our tax code and would increase funding for local services and affordable housing Sarah Austin All Protections for private student loan borrowers protect seniors and people with disabilities MECEP All Repealing tax cuts for the wealthiest estates would reduce inequality, fund investments in communities Sarah Austin Taxes and Budget Wealth tax bill addresses defects in our tax code and would increase funding for local services and affordable housing Sarah Austin Taxes and Budget Repealing tax cuts for the wealthiest estates would reduce inequality, fund investments in communities Sarah Austin Taxes and Budget Speaker Fecteau’s bill would use 3-cent tax on top 1 percent to fund hazard payments for frontline workers Sarah Austin Taxes and Budget Bills to raise taxes on high incomes would fund long-term investments in people and communities Sarah Austin Jobs and Income Lawmakers must reject plan to give corporations free pass to put workers and customer at risk James Myall Jobs and Income Speaker Fecteau’s bill would use 3-cent tax on top 1 percent to fund hazard payments for frontline workers Sarah Austin Jobs and Income Bill to update definition of “tipped worker” would prevent low-wage trap for service workers James Myall Jobs and Income Anti-retaliation law would guarantee real rights for Maine workers  James Myall Health Care Maine Lawmakers Must Fix the ACA for 34,000 Mainers in the Family Glitch MECEP Health Care Dental care is health care. MaineCare should cover it. James Myall Health Care Maine has a chance to correct injustice by expanding health care to New Mainers with low incomes James Myall Health Care Maine lawmakers consider several bills to tackle rising health care costs James Myall Education Protections for private student loan borrowers protect seniors and people with disabilities MECEP Education COVID compounds Maine’s education debt crisis. The time to act is now. Jody Harris Education One easy way for Maine to increase grants for college students with low incomes this year Jody Harris Education This year, Maine teachers will spend $5.2 million of their own money on school supplies James Myall Maine's Economy To advance racial equity, Maine’s Permanent Commission needs permanent resources James Myall Maine's Economy Transformative “American Rescue Plan” will deliver $6 billion to Maine’s economy James Myall Maine's Economy Maine must continue its clampdown on predatory lenders Jody Harris Maine's Economy Why is Maine’s revenue picture better than expected? Sarah Austin Join our email list to receive key information, in-depth analysis, opportunities for action, and other updates about MECEP’s work.Our Privacy Policy One Weston Court, Suite 103PO Box 437Augusta, Maine 04332207-622-7381 | info@mecep.org

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