Policy Research Lost Federal Funds: Lost Opportunities for Maine (Executive Summary)

Lost Federal Funds: Lost Opportunities for Maine (Executive Summary)

James Myall
March 21, 2017

Categories: Taxes and Budget
Tags: Federal

Since 2011, Maine has forfeited over $1.9 billion in available federal resources that could have helped protect Mainers’ health and well-being, promote tax fairness, and boost the state’s economy. These funds would have injected up to $700 million into Maine’s economy and supported as many as 4,800 jobs annually.

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James Myall

James is MECEP’s lead on the inclusive economy, including research on labor issues, gender and racial equity, and health care policy. James conducts research and impact analyses, writes educational materials, and collaborates with partners. He is skilled in data collection, research, and statistical and policy analysis. He studied public policy and management at the University of Southern Maine and holds a master’s degree in ancient history and archaeology from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.

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