New England Public Policy Center Policy Brief

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Series handle: repec:fip:fedbbr

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

• Can young professionals afford to buy a home in New England?
  by Heather Brome [Downloadable!]

• The fiscal capacity of New England
  by Matthew Peter Nagowski [Downloadable!]

• Who are the uninsured, and why are they uninsured?
  by Antoniya Owens [Downloadable!]

• Small employers and expanded health insurance coverage
  by Phil Primack [Downloadable!]
• Measuring non-school fiscal imbalances of New England municipalities
  by Katharine Bradbury & Bo Zhao [Downloadable!]

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

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

• Nurse-to-patient ratios
  by Brad Hershbein [Downloadable!]

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