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Still A Tale of Two Sectors
E.J. McMahon and Michael Cretz
September 03, 2010
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No. 6, May 2010
May 11, 2010
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E.J. McMahon
March 30, 2010
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Workforce Still Above 2004 Level
March 22, 2010
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The Mass Migration of New Yorkers to Other States
October 27, 2009
The Empire State is being drained of an invaluable resource—people. From 2000 to 2008, in both absolute and relative terms, New York experienced the nation's largest loss of residents to other states—a net domestic migration outflow of over 1.5 million, or 8 percent of its population at the start of the decade.
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The Growth in New York's Long-Term Budget Gap
September 09, 2009
Almost all of the projected $2.1 billion deficit in this year’s New York State budget can be traced to falling tax receipts. But rising spending will represent a growing share of the problem over the next three years. In fact, more than one-third of the projected growth in next year’s gap, and over half the growth in the gap for fiscal 2013, can be traced to spending increases beyond those forecast by the Division of the Budget (DOB) in April.
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Lise Bang-Jensen
June 04, 2009
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October 29, 2008
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February 11, 2008
A flood of expected retirements by New York state government employees represents an opportunity to save billions of dollars over the next few years by streamlining its workforce and reforming costly retirement benefits.
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December 12, 2007
Eliot Spitzer's first year as governor of New York has seen the state workforce grow to its highest level since Mario Cuomo's last year as governor, according to payroll data from the state Comptroller's Office.
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by Tarren Bragdon, Health Policy Analyst
February 13, 2007
Governor Spitzer's 2007-08 Executive Budget calls for a series of Medicaid cost-containment measures, including a freeze on hospital and nursing-home reimbursement rates. These steps are appropriate and justifiable - but they only scratch at the surface of the problem.
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By E.J. McMahon, Director, and Kathryn McCall, Research Associate
Research Bulletin No. 2
January 02, 2007
Nearly a quarter-million people left New York for other states in the past year, continuing a long-term trend in which the Empire State has been a leading demographic loser.
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By E.J. McMahon, Director, and Kathryn McCall, Research Associate
Research Bulletin No. 1.1
September 01, 2006
Employment and wage trends in New York State since the beginning of this decade could be described as a tale of two sectors: public and private.
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