Maine Center for Economic Policy
Maine Center for Economic Policy
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Mission
Mecep advances credible public policies through research, analysis, education, and outreach. In 2018, it produced over 120 research and education pieces and events to support economically just policy-making.
About
Research & Education - Mecep conducts research, analysis, and education and outreach to advance economic policies that help working families prosper. 2018 accomplishments: produced 24 research policy briefs and analyses, issued 32 press releases and op-eds, and had our analyses cited in 96 news stories; maintained a biweekly blog and daily Facebook and Twitter sites; published a monthly newsletter, hosted an annual conference, and presented information at 16 public events on topics such as tax fairness, budget options, health care access, fair wages, poverty trends, employment trends, predatory lending, and college affordability racial equity.
Revenue
$990,024
Expenses
$1,047,375
