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Commentaries


  • Manhattan Institute Report Chronicles the Decline of New York City’s Pension Systems
    Manhattan Institute Report Chronicles the Decline of New York City’s Pension Systems

    By Daniel Takash
    July 17, 2017

  • Reason Foundation Comment on the Regulatory Burden Reduction Request for Information
    Reason Foundation Comment on the Regulatory Burden Reduction Request for Information

    In many cases, it would be better for DOE to scrap its rules and allow private market actors to develop standards and information tools in their place.

    By Julian Morris
    July 15, 2017

  • Affordable Housing Takes Another Hit
    Affordable Housing Takes Another Hit

    July 14, 2017

  • Snyder Signs Michigan Teacher Pension Reform Into Law
    Snyder Signs Michigan Teacher Pension Reform Into Law

    By Anthony Randazzo
    July 13, 2017

  • Exactly Why Economic Impact and ROI Studies are Overblown
    Exactly Why Economic Impact and ROI Studies are Overblown

    July 11, 2017

  • Remote Towers Offer Hope for Smaller U.S. Airports
    Remote Towers Offer Hope for Smaller U.S. Airports

    European countries are using remote air traffic control towers to improve and expand tower services.

    By Robert Poole
    July 11, 2017

  • Are Local Education Revenues Compatible with Student-centered Funding?
    Are Local Education Revenues Compatible with Student-centered Funding?

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    July 10, 2017

  • Marking Up Gov. Christie’s Pension Math
    Marking Up Gov. Christie’s Pension Math

    By Anthony Randazzo and Daniel Takash
    July 10, 2017

  • Pension Reform Will Help Michigan Teachers
    Pension Reform Will Help Michigan Teachers

    Recent pension reform legislation will improve retirement choices for future teachers, increase compensation for some recently hired teachers, and ensure the state will pay every dollar of pensions to teachers.

    By Leonard Gilroy and Anthony Randazzo
    July 6, 2017

  • Moving Toward a Better Retirement System for Government and Private-Sector Workers
    Moving Toward a Better Retirement System for Government and Private-Sector Workers

    California’s plan to automatically enroll private-sector workers who don’t have retirement plans into a state-run savings account was signed by Gov. Jerry Brown last year.

    By Richard Hiller
    July 5, 2017

  • Pension Reform Newsletter #37 (June 2017 edition)
    Pension Reform Newsletter #37 (June 2017 edition)

    Michigan's innovative teacher pension reform, Pennsylvania's major pension reform, Houston/Dallas pension reform legislation enacted, and more.

    By Leonard Gilroy and Anthony Randazzo
    June 29, 2017

  • Time to Get U.S. Air Traffic Control Out of the 1960s
    Time to Get U.S. Air Traffic Control Out of the 1960s

    The U.S. air traffic system is the world’s largest, but technologically it lags behind other countries that have implemented digital messaging, GPS flight tracking and newer alternatives to the 1960s-era systems still found in U.S. air traffic facilities.

    By Robert Poole
    June 19, 2017

  • Unions Try to Make It Harder for Local Governments to Make Pension Payments
    Unions Try to Make It Harder for Local Governments to Make Pension Payments

    As unfunded pension liabilities mount, California’s cities and counties are bracing for the additional contributions they’ll have to make to the California Public Employees’ Retirement System.

    By Leonard Gilroy and Austill Stuart
    June 16, 2017

  • Michigan Adopts Most Innovative Teacher Pension Reform in the Nation
    Michigan Adopts Most Innovative Teacher Pension Reform in the Nation

    Changes to MPSERS reduce risk, provide choice, stabilize long-term costs, and keep promises.

    By Leonard Gilroy, Anthony Randazzo and Daniel Takash
    June 16, 2017

  • Real Estate Investment Prospects for Pension Funds in 2017
    Real Estate Investment Prospects for Pension Funds in 2017

    June 16, 2017

  • Dallas Enacts Pension Reform Legislation
    Dallas Enacts Pension Reform Legislation

    By Anil Niraula
    June 14, 2017

  • Updated Paper Confirms the Enormous Size of Public Pension Debt
    Updated Paper Confirms the Enormous Size of Public Pension Debt

    By Truong Bui
    June 13, 2017

  • Corporatizing Air Traffic Control Fixes Key Problems
    Corporatizing Air Traffic Control Fixes Key Problems

    Air traffic control is a high-tech service business currently embedded in a tax-funded government bureaucracy, which leads to a number of predictable consequences.

    By Robert Poole
    June 13, 2017

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