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  • Could a Federal Loan Program Help Fix Ailing State Public Pension Plans?
    Could a Federal Loan Program Help Fix Ailing State Public Pension Plans?

    Federal loans for states with failing pension systems would penalize states that have taken steps to address insolvency and are unlikely to fix the worst-off public pension plans.

    By Adrian Moore and Marc Joffe
    September 3, 2020

  • Keeping Auto Safety Regulations Current In a Rapidly Evolving Technology Landscape
    Keeping Auto Safety Regulations Current In a Rapidly Evolving Technology Landscape

    There is a growing gulf between automotive technology developers and safety regulators that must be addressed.

    By Marc Scribner
    September 3, 2020

  • States, and Taxpayers, Need Better Transportation Data
    States, and Taxpayers, Need Better Transportation Data

    State transportation departments have largely failed to adopt modern data and technology capabilities—and our roads are worse for it.

    By Spence Purnell
    September 2, 2020

  • Satellite-Broadband Service Is the Best Way to Get Internet Access to Rural America
    Satellite-Broadband Service Is the Best Way to Get Internet Access to Rural America

    Throwing billions of taxpayers' dollars at rural broadband projects is not the answer to the digital divide.

    By Robert Poole
    August 31, 2020

  • Florida’s Public Pension Investment Return Assumptions Are Too Risky and Driving Debt
    Florida’s Public Pension Investment Return Assumptions Are Too Risky and Driving Debt

    Unrealistic investment return assumptions have been the largest contributor to the $30.3 billion in unfunded pension liabilities the Florida Retirement System has accumulated since 2008.

    By Adrian Moore and Steven Gassenberger
    August 31, 2020

  • Watch Experts Discuss How Unintended Consequences of Vaping Bans Hurt Public Health
    Watch Experts Discuss How Unintended Consequences of Vaping Bans Hurt Public Health

    Vaping prohibitions also contribute to over-criminalization and the over-policing of minority communities in your city and state.

    By Guy Bentley
    August 27, 2020

  • Beware of Over-Complexity in Pension Plan Reform Efforts
    Beware of Over-Complexity in Pension Plan Reform Efforts

    Promoting government inaction on public pension reform through the presentation of overly complex data is a strategy that needs to be recognized and rebuffed.

    By Richard Hiller
    August 27, 2020

  • Marijuana Legalization Could Address Criminal Justice Reform and State Revenue Concerns
    Marijuana Legalization Could Address Criminal Justice Reform and State Revenue Concerns

    Marijuana legalization not only presents the opportunity to generate additional state and local revenue but can also address much-needed criminal justice reform in states like North Carolina.

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    August 26, 2020

  • Cigarette Sales Increase as Vaping Bans Push People Back to Smoking
    Cigarette Sales Increase as Vaping Bans Push People Back to Smoking

     Many public health experts warned that banning vaping flavors would result in more adults smoking cigarettes.

    By Guy Bentley
    August 24, 2020

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