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  • Congress aims at big tech companies but would hurt startups and innovation
    Congress aims at big tech companies but would hurt startups and innovation

    The bill aims to limit big tech's power, but it would actually end up limiting innovation, start-up companies, and economic growth.

    By Grayce Burns
    September 9, 2022

  • Florida advances toward XBRL adoption, but Government Finance Officers Association opposes
    Florida advances toward XBRL adoption, but Government Finance Officers Association opposes

    This development is a major milestone in the evolution away from PDF-based financial reports and toward machine-readable disclosure.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 9, 2022

  • Nebraska K-12 Education Funding Reform Model
    Nebraska K-12 Education Funding Reform Model

    Nebraska K-12 Funding Reform Model allows users to simulate how changes to the state’s school funding system might affect each school district in the state.

    By Christian Barnard
    September 9, 2022

  • Nebraska’s K-12 education funding system lacks transparency, relies too heavily on property taxes
    Nebraska’s K-12 education funding system lacks transparency, relies too heavily on property taxes

    Nebraska ranks third in the nation for the proportion of total K-12 public school revenues it derives from local revenue sources.

    By Christian Barnard
    September 9, 2022

  • Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband
    Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband

    Data suggest that private interests in the market may make public broadband infrastructure unnecessary and ultimately a waste of taxpayer dollars.

    By Grayce Burns
    September 8, 2022

  • How Alaska’s defined contribution plan and supplemental annuity plan compare to the gold standard
    How Alaska’s defined contribution plan and supplemental annuity plan compare to the gold standard

    Alaska's retirement plans meet best practices in some areas but need some improvement in other areas.

    By Richard Hiller and Rod Crane
    September 8, 2022

  • Express toll lanes can reduce traffic and improve bus service
    Express toll lanes can reduce traffic and improve bus service

    Federal Highway Administration data shows more than 60 express toll lane projects are in operation across the country.

    By Robert Poole
    September 7, 2022

  • The public pension systems signing on to politicized ESG investment efforts
    The public pension systems signing on to politicized ESG investment efforts

    State and local public pension systems that have signed on to the Ceres Investor Network on Climate Risk and Sustainability and Climate Action 100+.

    By Jordan Campbell
    September 6, 2022

  • Better transparency can improve public school open enrollment in most states
    Better transparency can improve public school open enrollment in most states

    Transparent open enrollment reporting is key to developing a level playing field for students.

    By Jude Schwalbach
    September 6, 2022

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