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Don’t Miss Important Conversations at KCEP’s 2019 Policy Conference matters facing the commonwealth in the 2019 General As*embly and beyond. The day’s exciting line-up features experts in banking, read Kentucky’s Economic Performance Falls Short of Claims Based on Corporate Announcements policymakers need accurate indicators to measure the strength of the state economy and to understand the impact read more Reinstated SNAP Time Limit Has Led to Thousands Without Food As*istance result of new barriers to Supplemental Nutrition As*istance Program (SNAP) participation erected by the state. Beginning in February, the Kentucky’s Economic Performance Falls Short of Claims Based on Corporate Announcements 3 Questions About Pension Reform Before the Kentucky Legislature Starts GOP Lawmakers Consider Pas*ing Old Pension Bill Again, Despite Bevin’s Wishes State Should Move Forward With Recommendations to Shed Light on Tax Expenditures December 18, 2018 Kentucky loses more than $13 billion every year through tax expenditures – tax breaks, exemptions and exclusions December 18, 2018 The two pension bills introduced last night in the hastily-called special session (House Bill 1 and House Bill 2) include December 18, 2018 Recent enrollment declines in the Supplemental Nutrition As*istance Program (SNAP) in Kentucky and Medicaid in Arkansas due to new work-reporting requirements point to a bleak read more December 13, 2018 The Kentucky Supreme Court threw out the 2018 pension bill on procedural grounds today, ruling that it violated the KCEP is an initiative of the Mountain As*ociation for Community Economic Development (MACED).