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  • The Tennessee Health Department’s E-Cigarette Advice Is Dangerous and Misleading
    The Tennessee Health Department’s E-Cigarette Advice Is Dangerous and Misleading

    Smokers should know that switching to vaping can dramatically reduce exposure to dangerous chemicals.

    By Brian Fojtik
    June 12, 2017

  • New Tough-on-Crime Federal Legislation Would be Devastating for California
    New Tough-on-Crime Federal Legislation Would be Devastating for California

    After a couple of years of convincing federal lawmakers to reduce incarceration rates and reform mandatory minimum sentences, Congress Republicans are drafting a new border security bill that goes in the opposite, and wrong, direction.

    By Lauren Krisai
    June 11, 2017

  • How and Why to Toll the Interstates that Need Reconstruction
    How and Why to Toll the Interstates that Need Reconstruction

    Replacing aging Interstate highways with toll-financed new ones.

    By Robert Poole
    June 9, 2017

  • Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #31 (June 2017 edition)
    Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #31 (June 2017 edition)

    By Leonard Gilroy and Austill Stuart
    June 8, 2017

  • Even Its Actuary Thinks Florida’s Pension Investment Return Assumption Is Wrong
    Even Its Actuary Thinks Florida’s Pension Investment Return Assumption Is Wrong

    By Spence Purnell
    June 8, 2017

  • Florida to Default New Hires to Defined Contribution Retirement Plan Option
    Florida to Default New Hires to Defined Contribution Retirement Plan Option

    By Leonard Gilroy and Spence Purnell
    June 7, 2017

  • Kentucky Takes a Quantum Leap in Funding Policy
    Kentucky Takes a Quantum Leap in Funding Policy

    By Daniel Takash
    June 6, 2017

  • New Georgia Cities Demonstrate Benefits of Privatization, PPPs
    New Georgia Cities Demonstrate Benefits of Privatization, PPPs

    Efficient and reliable services are what's most important to residents, not which sector provides them.

    By Leonard Gilroy
    May 31, 2017

  • Privatization Figures Prominently in Trump’s FY2018 Budget Proposal
    Privatization Figures Prominently in Trump’s FY2018 Budget Proposal

    Budget offers several policy proposals involving greater utilization of the private sector.

    May 31, 2017

  • Shifting New Jersey Lottery to Pensions is a Gamble
    Shifting New Jersey Lottery to Pensions is a Gamble

    By Anthony Randazzo and Daniel Takash
    May 31, 2017

  • Stephen Goldsmith Receives Reason Foundation’s 2017 Savas Award for Public-Private Partnerships
    Stephen Goldsmith Receives Reason Foundation’s 2017 Savas Award for Public-Private Partnerships

    Former Indianapolis Mayor receives annual public-private partnership award.

    By Leonard Gilroy
    May 30, 2017

  • Another Study on Pension Funds Increasing Their Risky Alternative Asset Holdings
    Another Study on Pension Funds Increasing Their Risky Alternative Asset Holdings

    By Anthony Randazzo and Truong Bui
    May 26, 2017

  • Trump’s DOT Budget Uses Principle of Federalism in Making Funding Decisions
    Trump’s DOT Budget Uses Principle of Federalism in Making Funding Decisions

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    May 26, 2017

  • Pension Reform Newsletter #36 (May 2017 edition)
    Pension Reform Newsletter #36 (May 2017 edition)

    By Leonard Gilroy and Anthony Randazzo
    May 26, 2017

  • Would Greater Autonomy for New Jersey Public Safety Plan Improve its Fiscal Health? (Probably Not)
    Would Greater Autonomy for New Jersey Public Safety Plan Improve its Fiscal Health? (Probably Not)

    By Daniel Takash
    May 26, 2017

  • Reviewing South Carolina’s New Funding Policy
    Reviewing South Carolina’s New Funding Policy

    By Anthony Randazzo and Anil Niraula
    May 26, 2017

  • Customers Want Cheap flights, not Congressional Regulation of Airlines
    Customers Want Cheap flights, not Congressional Regulation of Airlines

    Airline deregulation has led to more flights at lower prices.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    May 25, 2017

  • It Is Time for Connecticut to Do Away With Civil Asset Forfeiture
    It Is Time for Connecticut to Do Away With Civil Asset Forfeiture

    Civil asset forfeiture is not necessary for police to do their jobs properly, nor is it necessary for the protection of public safety.

    By Lauren Krisai
    May 25, 2017

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