Using EITC to Stimulate Local Economies

Earned Income Tax Credit, Taxes, U.S. Poverty, Welfare, Children & Families

Alan Berube, Fellow, Metropolitan Policy Program

The Brookings Institution

November 2006 —

Local and regional leaders across the U.S. have come to view the EITC as a critical investment in their economies. This paper explores the benefits to families and communities that can result from actions to realize the full potential of the credit.

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