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In 2008, Connecticut made significant changes in the HUSKY Program that were designed to improve access to dental care for children. The results of this research report show that in 2009 and 2010, the number and percentage of children who receive dental services increased over previous years when the HUSKY Program was delivered through a program of risk-based managed care.
A report on births to Connecticut mothers with HUSKY Program or Medicaid health coverage in 2009
The overview of wage trends for Connecticut workers before, during, and after the economic recession finds wage gains for the highest-paid workers, along with stagnation or losses for many other workers.
The U.S. Census Bureau has released data on social and economic indicators for 54 mid-sized and large cities and towns in Connecticut.
Tax credits are spending through the tax code. Since tax credits are designed to achieve specific policy objectives, these "tax expenditures" have much in common with direct expenditures, yet they mostly evade the standards of accountability and transparency required of traditional spending measures.
This brief summarizes recent uninsured estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau.
The health insurance landscape has shifted significantly over the last few years, with many developments that affect immigrants.
Restoring job growth and economic competitiveness in CT will require more hands on deck.
As Connecticut works towards a plan for economic growth and job creation, it is essential that we understand our strengths and weaknesses.
This report on Connecticut's unemployment landscape reveals growing disparities in Connecticut's labor force, and highlights the unequal impact of the Great Recession across demographic groups and geography in our state.
