Oregon will have plenty to spend on public services as corporate tax collections are increasing in a strong post-pandemic economy.
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon will have plenty to spend on public services as corporate tax collections are increasing in a strong post-pandemic economy, state economists said Wednesday.
“We must leverage the opportunity presented by another positive forecast to invest in housing production and other urgent needs to support Oregon families and the state’s long-term economic growth,” Kotek said. State economist Josh Lehner said that as inflation slows, income gains are outpacing price increases, leading to rising living standards.
Senate Republican Leader Tim Knopp urged bold investments in infrastructure like roads, sewer systems, and water.
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