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Exposing the Myths and Realities of Competitive Sourcing
This Study's Materials
- Full Brief, PDF, 602.7 KB
Geoffrey Segal, Ade Ifelayo and Chandra Pesheck
Out of Control Policy Blog 
- New Wisconsin Recall Poll: Reason-Rupe Finds Broad Support for Pension, Health Care Reforms (5/24)
- New York City Launches Parking Meter Privatization Initiative (5/24)
- NJ Legislature Exploring Decriminalizing Marijuana (5/21)
- Will Indiana, Pennsylvania Follow in Illinois' Footsteps on Lottery Privatization in 2012? (5/21)
- CA High-Speed Rail and Positive Train Control in the News (5/18)
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Several city, university parking privatization initiatives advanced in 2011
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