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  • How the Ballot Language Used For California Initiatives Impacts Fairness
    How the Ballot Language Used For California Initiatives Impacts Fairness

    Simply abiding by all the legal requirements already on the books would help ensure we have honest and fair elections with results that reflect the will of the people.

    August 21, 2020

  • Portland’s Pension System Is Dependent on Property Values Rising
    Portland’s Pension System Is Dependent on Property Values Rising

    As long as the city enjoys robust property value appreciation and collects most of its tax levy, FDPR’s funding mechanism should remain sustainable.

    By Marc Joffe
    August 21, 2020

  • How Contracting Improves the Service Quality and Accountability of Mass Transit
    How Contracting Improves the Service Quality and Accountability of Mass Transit

    Contracting deploys a robust set of tools to improve the service quality of mass transit systems.

    By Joe Hillman and Baruch Feigenbaum
    August 20, 2020

  • Despite Budget Deficit, Texas Must Stay Committed to Funding State Pension Plans
    Despite Budget Deficit, Texas Must Stay Committed to Funding State Pension Plans

    The state needs to maintain consistent payments to the retirement systems and adopt more risk-averse plan assumptions to protect worker benefits and prevent Texas taxpayers from being on the hook for more debt.

    By Steven Gassenberger
    August 20, 2020

  • Oregon Supreme Court Ruling Has Major Implications for Retirement Security and Hybrid Plan Design
    Oregon Supreme Court Ruling Has Major Implications for Retirement Security and Hybrid Plan Design

    The court's ruling has far-reaching implications for hybrid retirement systems like Oregon’s.

    By Leonard Gilroy and Ryan Frost
    August 19, 2020

  • Five Steps to Guide Transportation Spending and Planning During Coronavirus Pandemic
    Five Steps to Guide Transportation Spending and Planning During Coronavirus Pandemic

    An approach to understanding and addressing the new challenges the coronavirus pandemic and recession bring to infrastructure funding and planning.

    By Alan Pisarski
    August 19, 2020

  • The U.S. Supreme Court and the Contract Clause Today: Implications for Public Pension Reform
    The U.S. Supreme Court and the Contract Clause Today: Implications for Public Pension Reform

    Who would benefit the most from a “conservative” reading of the Contract Clause? Public-employee unions.

    By Alexander Volokh
    August 18, 2020

  • It’s More Important Than Ever to Let Education Funding Follow Kids
    It’s More Important Than Ever to Let Education Funding Follow Kids

    A massive crisis like the coronavirus pandemic is not the time to limit options for families struggling to find a way to balance their health, kids’ educations and parents’ careers.

    By Corey A. DeAngelis and Adrian Moore
    August 18, 2020

  • Pension Funds Should Reject Politically Motivated Divestiture
    Pension Funds Should Reject Politically Motivated Divestiture

    Divestiture policies based on political interests extend beyond the role of public pension fund managers and are very unlikely to accomplish the intended outcome.

    By Raheem Williams
    August 14, 2020

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