Leonard Gilroy is vice president of government reform at Reason Foundation and senior managing director of Reason's Pension Integrity Project.
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #30 (March 2017 edition)
March 2017 edition: federal competitive sourcing, ATC privatization, private corrections, school finance reform, and more.
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New Executive Order Aims to Increase Competitive Sourcing, Reorganize Agencies
Order is the latest attempt to take on the elusive goal of reorganizing the federal government.
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Pension Reform Newsletter – January 2017
Taxpayer impacts of CalPERS lowers assumed return, new report on Omaha, Lincoln pension challenges, and more
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #29 (January 2017 edition)
January 2017 edition: federal barriers to private infrastructure investment, federal competitive sourcing, state privatization trends, and more
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CalPERS Changes Will Cost Taxpayers, But There’s a Long-Term Silver Lining
Lowered return assumption won't stop the debt financing of today's pension costs, but will lessen it
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Pension Reform Newsletter – December 2016
CalPERS lowers assumed return, Dallas' ongoing pension crisis, 2016 pension litigation review, risk in public pension investments, and more
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Privatization and Public-Private Partnership Trends in State Government
State Privatization Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2016
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Annual Privatization Report 2016
Privatization trends in local, state and federal government, plus highways, aviation, education, criminal justice, and more
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Pension Reform Newsletter – November 2016
Reducing CalPERS' assumed rate of return, baby boomers and the "new normal," Kentucky hedge fund investment, and more
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #28 (November 2016 edition)
November 2016 edition: highway PPPs, public pension returns, student-based budgeting, correctional privatization trends, and more
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Innovators in Action 2016
How governments and agencies are using market-based policies to improve services, become more efficient and reduce costs