Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

Recent papers from Center on Budget and Policy Priorities

1. Why do I need to belong? Black women and Latinas navigate medical education beyond belonging toward rightful presenceBMC Medical Education · 2025
2. A critical narrative review of the experiences of Latinas, Hispanic, or Spanish origin (LHS+) women in medical field using Latina/Chicana feminist perspectiveMedical Education Online · 2025
3. Links of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program With Food Insecurity, Poverty, and Health: Evidence and PotentialAmerican Journal of Public Health · 2019
4. Assessing Revenue Authority Performance in Developing Countries: A Synthetic Control ApproachInternational Journal of Public Administration · 2015
5. States Are Still Funding Higher Education Below Pre-Recession LevelsJournal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy · 2015
6. What Are the Drivers of Fiscal Performance Gaps between Anglophone and Francophone Africa? A Blinder–Oaxaca DecompositionSouth African Journal of Economics · 2015
7. Opening Budgets to Public Understanding and DebateOECD Journal on Budgeting · 2006
8. Pay Now Or Pay Later: Providing Interpreter Services In Health CareHealth Affairs · 2005
9. The Number of Americans without Health Insurance Rose in 2001 and Continued to Rise in 2002International Journal of Health Services · 2003
10. Risk Behaviors, Medical Care, and Chlamydial Infection Among Young Men in the United StatesAmerican Journal of Public Health · 2002