We have a rare opportunity to track the impacts of the minimum-wage increase on individuals, businesses, and the economy
Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff
A former New Jersey state treasurer, Andrew Sidamon-Eristoff has held cabinet-level appointive office in New York City and New York state as well as New Jersey. He is also a former member of the New York City Council.
Garden State’s competitiveness severely weakened by political leaders’ budget deal. Taking the easy way out, they made worst possible policy decisions
The governor has been lauded in the press for fixing a ‘terrible’ bill, but a closer look at the amended legislation raises additional questions and ...
Democratic leaders compete to harm New Jersey's tax competitiveness
… how the New Jersey-Pennsylvania reciprocal tax agreement keeps South Jersey down
Using charities to restore SALT deductions is a gimmick that won't and shouldn't work
… New Jersey must also respond to federal business tax changes
Supersizing employer deductions for compensation could help jobs, consumers, and employers weather a much higher minimum wage
Asking the right questions can help New Jerseyans get a picture of how GOP-backed tax reform will impact them
The Republicans have released a nine-page document for 'fixing our broken tax code.' Here’s what it really says
