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Public Assets Institute
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Public Assets Institute, Inc.
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Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based nonprofit policy research organization founded in 2003 and headquartered in Montpelier, VT. It produces data-driven fiscal, economic, and policy analysis focused exclusively on Vermont state and local issues including education funding, property and income tax, state budget, labor and employment, and economic security. Its core products include the Town2Town interactive maps covering 15+ years of town-level education spending and tax data, the annual State of Working Vermont report, an extensive library of 146+ charts and infographics, 899+ research publications, policy explainers, and three active advocacy campaigns (Anti-Poverty Tax Credits, Keep the Public in Public Education, and Fair Share for Vermont). The organization also maintains a Federal Policy Changes tracking hub that monitors federal-level impacts on Vermont.

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Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based nonprofit policy research organization that produces data-driven fiscal, tax, and economic analysis on Vermont state and local issues for policymakers, advocates, media, and the general public.

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fiscal policy research, state budget analysis, education funding research, tax policy analysis, economic equity research
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1Education Policy, Research & Advocacy Organizations (Nonprofit)
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2Policy, Regulatory & Public Affairs Research
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Policy Research and Fiscal Analysis
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Public Assets Institute produces and freely distributes data-driven policy research, analysis, charts, infographics, interactive maps, and explainers on Vermont state budget, tax, education funding, and economic policy topics. Its outputs include the annual State of Working Vermont report, the Town2Town interactive education spending maps, and topical research briefs intended for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.

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  • State of Working Vermont report published annually with comprehensive economic data
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Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based policy research organization offering a unified portfolio of data-driven research products and advocacy services focused on state budget, tax, and economic policy. The core offerings include Town2Town Interactive Maps providing Vermont town-level education spending and tax data, Charts & Infographics with data visualizations, Research & Publications covering Education Funding, Economic Security, Tax & Budget, and Labor & Employment topics, Explainers for policy basics, and the annual State of Working Vermont Report. The organization also runs Policy Campaigns including Anti-Poverty Tax Credits, Keep the Public in Public Education, and Fair Share for Vermont. These products work together as an integrated policy intelligence system serving Vermont policymakers, advocates, and the public with sound, accessible data and analysis.

Product and service6 records
1Town2Town Interactive Maps
CategoryInteractive Data Tool
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Interactive maps and charts showing school income and property tax rates for Vermont towns from school year 2012-13 to present, with per-pupil spending data and tax rate comparisons relative to statewide averages; for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.

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CategoryData Visualization Library
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Data visualizations on property taxes, education funding, jobs, employment, wages, and economic topics covering Vermont-specific policy issues; for policymakers, advocates, media, and the public.

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CategoryPolicy Research Publications
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Policy research and analysis covering Education Funding, Economic Security, Tax & Budget, and Labor & Employment topics specific to Vermont; for legislators, agency officials, advocates, and the public.

4Explainers
CategoryPolicy Education Resource
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Vermont-specific policy basics and explainers on issues of current interest, including Ed Funding 101, Economic Security 101, and budget explainers; for residents, journalists, and advocates new to these topics.

5State of Working Vermont Report
CategoryAnnual Economic Report
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Annual comprehensive report analyzing Vermont's economic conditions including wages, employment, income inequality, poverty, and working conditions; for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.

6Education Funding Reform Analysis
CategoryPolicy Reform Tracking
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Analysis and tracking of education funding reforms in Vermont, including coverage of legislative-session changes to Vermont's education funding system; for Vermont legislators, agency officials, and education advocates.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent nonprofit that produces data-driven analysis of state budget, tax, and economic policy in Massachusetts. Most direct functional analog to Public Assets: same nonprofit structure, same state-level fiscal research mission, same delivery through reports and testimony.

TypeDirect peer
Description

State-focused nonprofit that analyzes Minnesota budget and tax policy to advance economic opportunity. Mirrors Public Assets' nonprofit structure, state-level focus, and budget/tax research delivery model.

TypeRegional player
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Vermont-based child and family policy advocacy nonprofit that conducts research and coalition work to influence state policy. Operates in the same Vermont policy ecosystem with similar nonprofit advocacy and research delivery.

TypeDirect peer
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State-level nonprofit research organization producing analysis on Oregon's budget, tax, and economic policy from a low- and middle-income perspective. Closely comparable in mission, scope, and product mix to Public Assets' work in Vermont.

TypeBroad incumbent
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National policy research organization producing data and evidence on economic and social policy, including state-level fiscal analysis. Comparable in research methodology and fiscal-policy subject matter, but at far greater scale and breadth.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National nonprofit producing research on wages, jobs, inequality, and economic policy. Directly comparable in subject matter to Public Assets' State of Working Vermont report and labor/employment research stream, but at national scale.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Independent nonprofit research organization analyzing Idaho's state budget, tax, and economic policy. Functions as a near-perfect structural analog to Public Assets: state-level, nonprofit, data-driven fiscal research with policy advocacy.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

National nonprofit policy organization focused on federal and state fiscal policy and programs for low-income Americans. Operates the State Priorities Partnership, a network of state-level fiscal research organizations structurally similar to Public Assets.

TypeRegional player
Description

Vermont's oldest environmental and land-use policy nonprofit, conducting research and advocacy on state policy. Comparable as a Vermont-focused policy think-and-do tank with a long operating history and legislative engagement.

10Vermont Public Interest Research Group
TypeRegional player
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Long-standing Vermont nonprofit advocacy organization working on consumer, environmental, and good-government issues. Operates in the same Vermont policy space and shares the nonprofit research-and-advocacy model, though with different policy verticals.

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Public Assets Institute

Policy Research and Fiscal Analysispublicassets.org

Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based nonprofit policy research organization that produces data-driven fiscal, tax, and economic analysis on Vermont state and local issues for policymakers, advocates, media, and the general public.

What Public Assets Institute does

Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based nonprofit policy research organization founded in 2003 and headquartered in Montpelier, VT. It produces data-driven fiscal, economic, and policy analysis focused exclusively on Vermont state and local issues including education funding, property and income tax, state budget, labor and employment, and economic security. Its core products include the Town2Town interactive maps covering 15+ years of town-level education spending and tax data, the annual State of Working Vermont report, an extensive library of 146+ charts and infographics, 899+ research publications, policy explainers, and three active advocacy campaigns (Anti-Poverty Tax Credits, Keep the Public in Public Education, and Fair Share for Vermont). The organization also maintains a Federal Policy Changes tracking hub that monitors federal-level impacts on Vermont.

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Name
Public Assets Institute
Legal name
Public Assets Institute, Inc.
Website
https://publicassets.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2003
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based nonprofit policy research organization that produces data-driven fiscal, tax, and economic analysis on Vermont state and local issues for policymakers, advocates, media, and the general public.
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Public Assets Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Policy Research and Fiscal Analysis
akta.pro primary industry
Education Policy, Research & Advocacy Organizations (Nonprofit) (BPAGADAN)
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Policy, Regulatory & Public Affairs Research (BPAHALAF)

Keywords

  • Fiscal policy research
  • State budget analysis
  • Education funding research
  • Tax policy analysis
  • Economic equity research

Where Public Assets Institute is headquartered

Location

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Montpelier
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Public Assets Institute business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels9 records

Public Assets Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Public Assets Institute produces and freely distributes data-driven policy research, analysis, charts, infographics, interactive maps, and explainers on Vermont state budget, tax, education funding, and economic policy topics. Its outputs include the annual State of Working Vermont report, the Town2Town interactive education spending maps, and topical research briefs intended for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.

Product overview

Public Assets Institute is a Vermont-based policy research organization offering a unified portfolio of data-driven research products and advocacy services focused on state budget, tax, and economic policy. The core offerings include Town2Town Interactive Maps providing Vermont town-level education spending and tax data, Charts & Infographics with data visualizations, Research & Publications covering Education Funding, Economic Security, Tax & Budget, and Labor & Employment topics, Explainers for policy basics, and the annual State of Working Vermont Report. The organization also runs Policy Campaigns including Anti-Poverty Tax Credits, Keep the Public in Public Education, and Fair Share for Vermont. These products work together as an integrated policy intelligence system serving Vermont policymakers, advocates, and the public with sound, accessible data and analysis.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Town2Town Interactive Maps Interactive maps and charts showing school income and property tax rates for Vermont towns from school year 2012-13 to present, with per-pupil spending data and tax rate comparisons relative to statewide averages; for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.
  • Charts & Infographics Data visualizations on property taxes, education funding, jobs, employment, wages, and economic topics covering Vermont-specific policy issues; for policymakers, advocates, media, and the public.
  • Research & Publications Policy research and analysis covering Education Funding, Economic Security, Tax & Budget, and Labor & Employment topics specific to Vermont; for legislators, agency officials, advocates, and the public.
  • Explainers Vermont-specific policy basics and explainers on issues of current interest, including Ed Funding 101, Economic Security 101, and budget explainers; for residents, journalists, and advocates new to these topics.
  • State of Working Vermont Report Annual comprehensive report analyzing Vermont's economic conditions including wages, employment, income inequality, poverty, and working conditions; for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.
  • Education Funding Reform Analysis Analysis and tracking of education funding reforms in Vermont, including coverage of legislative-session changes to Vermont's education funding system; for Vermont legislators, agency officials, and education advocates.

Quantifiable outcome

  • State of Working Vermont report published annually with comprehensive economic data
  • +1 more outcomes

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Ideal customer profiles4 records

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Public Assets Institute competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center: Independent nonprofit that produces data-driven analysis of state budget, tax, and economic policy in Massachusetts. Most direct functional analog to Public Assets: same nonprofit structure, same state-level fiscal research mission, same delivery through reports and testimony.
  • Minnesota Budget Project: State-focused nonprofit that analyzes Minnesota budget and tax policy to advance economic opportunity. Mirrors Public Assets' nonprofit structure, state-level focus, and budget/tax research delivery model.
  • Oregon Center for Public Policy: State-level nonprofit research organization producing analysis on Oregon's budget, tax, and economic policy from a low- and middle-income perspective. Closely comparable in mission, scope, and product mix to Public Assets' work in Vermont.
  • Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy: Independent nonprofit research organization analyzing Idaho's state budget, tax, and economic policy. Functions as a near-perfect structural analog to Public Assets: state-level, nonprofit, data-driven fiscal research with policy advocacy.

Regional players

  • Voices for Vermont's Children: Vermont-based child and family policy advocacy nonprofit that conducts research and coalition work to influence state policy. Operates in the same Vermont policy ecosystem with similar nonprofit advocacy and research delivery.
  • Vermont Natural Resources Council: Vermont's oldest environmental and land-use policy nonprofit, conducting research and advocacy on state policy. Comparable as a Vermont-focused policy think-and-do tank with a long operating history and legislative engagement.
  • Vermont Public Interest Research Group: Long-standing Vermont nonprofit advocacy organization working on consumer, environmental, and good-government issues. Operates in the same Vermont policy space and shares the nonprofit research-and-advocacy model, though with different policy verticals.

Broad incumbents

  • Urban Institute: National policy research organization producing data and evidence on economic and social policy, including state-level fiscal analysis. Comparable in research methodology and fiscal-policy subject matter, but at far greater scale and breadth.
  • Economic Policy Institute: National nonprofit producing research on wages, jobs, inequality, and economic policy. Directly comparable in subject matter to Public Assets' State of Working Vermont report and labor/employment research stream, but at national scale.
  • Center on Budget and Policy Priorities: National nonprofit policy organization focused on federal and state fiscal policy and programs for low-income Americans. Operates the State Priorities Partnership, a network of state-level fiscal research organizations structurally similar to Public Assets.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Profiles4 records

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Frequently asked questions about Public Assets Institute

What does Public Assets Institute do?

Public Assets Institute produces and freely distributes data-driven policy research, analysis, charts, infographics, interactive maps, and explainers on Vermont state budget, tax, education funding, and economic policy topics. Its outputs include the annual State of Working Vermont report, the Town2Town interactive education spending maps, and topical research briefs intended for Vermont policymakers, advocates, media, and residents.

Is Public Assets Institute a public or private company?

Public Assets Institute is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Public Assets Institute founded?

Public Assets Institute was founded in 2003. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Public Assets Institute based?

Public Assets Institute is headquartered in Montpelier, United States, in the North America region.

Who are Public Assets Institute's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center, Minnesota Budget Project, Oregon Center for Public Policy and Idaho Center for Fiscal Policy. Regional players are Voices for Vermont's Children, Vermont Natural Resources Council and Vermont Public Interest Research Group. Broad incumbents are Urban Institute, Economic Policy Institute and Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

Does Public Assets Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for Public Assets Institute.

What industry is Public Assets Institute in?

Public Assets Institute's product category is Policy Research and Fiscal Analysis. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGADAN, Education Policy, Research & Advocacy Organizations (Nonprofit), with a secondary code of BPAHALAF, Policy, Regulatory & Public Affairs Research.

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