Alix Ollivier
Policy Analyst, Reason Foundation
Alix Ollivier is a policy analyst at Reason Foundation, where he primarily works on pension reform.
Alix received a BA in political science from the University of Southern California in 2019.
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Pension Reform Newsletter: Modernizing Police Retirement Plans, Transit Agencies Strapped With Debt, and More
Plus: How to make pension reforms for the “new normal” economy, the growing unfunded pension liabilities in Texas, and more.
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California Shouldn’t Reverse Course on Criminal Justice Reforms
Proposition 20 would undo significant criminal justice system reforms passed by the state's voters in recent years.
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CalPERS Takes Risks, Looks to Private Equity to Mitigate Underfunding
Public pension plans across the nation are shifting to private equity and other risky assets as they seek higher yields.
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Why Low Interest Rates Are Bad News for Public Pension Plans
The impact low interest rates have on state public pension plans struggling to meet overly optimistic assumed rates of return.
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Oklahoma Ballot Initiative Analysis: State Question 805 (2020)
Oklahoma's Question 805 prohibits a convicted person's former felony convictions from being used to calculate future punishments.
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Pension Reform Newsletter: Debating Federal Loans for Pensions, Reforming Texas’ Largest Pension Plans, and More
Plus: USPS needs to fix pension problems and debt, historically low Treasury yields show ongoing challenges for public pensions, and more.
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California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 24 (2020)
California's Proposition 24 would expand the provisions of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and create the California Privacy Protection Agency.
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California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 20 (2020)
California's Proposition 20 would make changes to criminal sentencing charges, prison release policies, and DNA collection.
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California Ballot Initiative Analysis: Proposition 18 (2020)
California's Proposition 18 would allow 17-year-olds who would be 18 at the time of the next general election to vote in primaries and special elections.