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Adam Summers is a senior policy analyst at Reason Foundation, a nonprofit think tank advancing free minds and free markets. He has written extensively on privatization, government reform, law and economics, and various other political and economic topics.

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Mercatus: Federal Income Taxes Would Have to More Than Double to Maintain Medicare, Social Security Benefits

Commentary by Adam Summers July 31, 2010
CalPERS Responds (Inadequately) to Pension Criticism, Skirts Real Issues

Commentary by Adam Summers July 27, 2010
Without Significant Reforms, Public Pensions Will Bankrupt State and Local Governments

Commentary by Adam Summers June 22, 2010
San Diego Must End Delays and Implement Managed Competition Now

Commentary by Adam Summers June 22, 2010
Lawyer Licensing Laws Lead to Higher Prices, Less Consumer Choice and Access to Legal Services

Commentary by Adam Summers June 12, 2010
Legal System Problems and Solutions Discussed in New Book

Commentary by Adam Summers June 12, 2010
Summers Talks California Public Pension Reform on John and Ken Show

Commentary by Adam Summers June 8, 2010
Instant-Runoff Voting Would Be a Better Alternative Than Open Primary in California, Elsewhere

Commentary by Adam Summers June 7, 2010
California Open Primary Measure Would Reduce Voter Choice, Violate Freedom of Association

Commentary by Adam Summers June 7, 2010
Instant-Runoff Voting Would Be Better Alternative to Open Primary for California Voters

Proposition 14 won't cure state's political or fiscal problems

Commentary by Adam Summers June 7, 2010
Open Primary Would Close Doors to Voter Choice and Participation

California's Proposition 14 would shut out minor political parties

Commentary by Adam Summers June 7, 2010
Fixing California’s Public Pension System

Commentary by Adam Summers June 3, 2010
How to Stop Public Pensions From Bankrupting California

Commentary by Adam Summers June 3, 2010
How to Fix California’s Public Pension Crisis

How the state's public pension system broke and how to fix it

Policy Study by Adam Summers June 3, 2010
California Governor’s Revised Budget Still Lacks Needed Reforms

Commentary by Adam Summers May 14, 2010
Public Employees Get Manicures, Lap Dances on the Job in L.A.

Commentary by Adam Summers May 11, 2010
As Governments Face Bankruptcy, Study Claims Public Employees Are Underpaid

Commentary by Adam Summers May 11, 2010
Comparing Private Sector and Government Worker Salaries

Public sector offers ironclad job security and greater pension benefits

Policy Brief by Adam Summers May 10, 2010