New England Public Policy Center Policy Brief

2005 - 2013

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Retaining recent college graduates in New England: an update on current trends: Alicia Modestino
Saving costs through regional consolidation: public safety answering points in Massachusetts: Angela Cools and Yolanda Kodrzycki
Immigrants as a potential source of growth for New England’s highly skilled workforce: Tara Watson
Uncertain futures: are American youth increasingly idle?: think again: Alicia Modestino
A guide to state debt affordability studies: common elements and best practices: Jennifer Weiner

A more equitable approach to cutting state aid: David Coyne and Bo Zhao
The middle-skills gap: ensuring an adequate supply of skilled labor in northern and southern New England: Julia Dennett and Alicia Modestino

Reforming municipal aid in Massachusetts: the case for a gap-based formula: David Coyne and Bo Zhao
Evaluating business tax credits: reading between the lines: Jennifer Weiner

Revenue forecasting processes in New England: Yael Shavit
Lasting connections: using internships to retain recent college graduates in New England: Alicia Sasser
Retention of recent college graduates in New England: Alicia Sasser
The supply of recent college graduates in New England: Alicia Sasser

Can young professionals afford to buy a home in New England?: Heather Brome

Measuring non-school fiscal imbalances of New England municipalities: Katharine Bradbury and Bo Zhao
Small employers and expanded health insurance coverage: Phil Primack

GASB 45 and other post-employment benefit promises: the fog is clearing: Steffanie Brady
Crowded out of the housing market: declining affordability and availability are squeezing New England's very low-income households: Darcy Rollins Saas and Alicia Sasser
The New England rental market: Alicia Sasser

The changing housing market: a bang or a whimper?: Karl Case
Hollywood east?: film tax credits in New England: Darcy Rollins Saas
Ensuring adequate electrical capacity in New England: Carrie Conaway
An overview of Chapters 40R and 40S: Massachusetts’ newest housing policies: Darcy Rollins