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  • California’s Regulations and High Taxes Hurt Its Health Care Rankings
    California’s Regulations and High Taxes Hurt Its Health Care Rankings

    The state levies heavy taxes on doctors and medical service providers, raising their costs and thus the costs to all health care consumers.

    By Adrian Moore
    December 28, 2016

  • Can Kentucky Teachers Hold the Commonwealth to its Promises?
    Can Kentucky Teachers Hold the Commonwealth to its Promises?

    By Daniel Takash
    December 27, 2016

  • Study Identifies Enormous Risk in Public Pension Investments
    Study Identifies Enormous Risk in Public Pension Investments

    By Truong Bui
    December 27, 2016

  • 2016 Pension Litigation Year-In-Review
    2016 Pension Litigation Year-In-Review

    December 27, 2016

  • Dallas Pension Crisis Prompts Another Credit Rating Downgrade and Ban on DROP Withdrawals
    Dallas Pension Crisis Prompts Another Credit Rating Downgrade and Ban on DROP Withdrawals

    By Leonard Gilroy and Anil Niraula
    December 26, 2016

  • California Chooses Feel Good Metrics Over Meaningful Education Measures
    California Chooses Feel Good Metrics Over Meaningful Education Measures

    Parents and taxpayers deserve to know how education dollars are spent at the classroom level across grade levels and subject areas in per-pupil terms.

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    December 23, 2016

  • Report: Tax-Hungry States Targeting E-Cigarettes Will Harm Public Health
    Report: Tax-Hungry States Targeting E-Cigarettes Will Harm Public Health

    Legislators pushing taxes on e-cigarettes could hurt smokers’ long-term health and state budgets.

    By Guy Bentley
    December 23, 2016

  • PECG Union Boss Writes Laughable Letter on P3s
    PECG Union Boss Writes Laughable Letter on P3s

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    December 22, 2016

  • One chart that shows the distortion/failure of economic development incentives
    One chart that shows the distortion/failure of economic development incentives

    By Spence Purnell
    December 21, 2016

  • NHTSA’s Proposal to Mandate V2I Connectivity Using DSRC is Beyond Dumb
    NHTSA’s Proposal to Mandate V2I Connectivity Using DSRC is Beyond Dumb

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    December 19, 2016

  • The Good and Bad of Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Plan
    The Good and Bad of Trump’s Trillion-Dollar Infrastructure Plan

    The focus of the plan is to rebuild aging infrastructure, and to do so without a major federal tax increase.

    By Robert Poole
    December 17, 2016

  • Its Time For Sarasota To Free The Food Trucks
    Its Time For Sarasota To Free The Food Trucks

    Sarasota, North Port should follow the county’s lead and ease regulations.

    By Adrian Moore
    December 17, 2016

  • Why Florida State Worker Pensions Are In a Pickle
    Why Florida State Worker Pensions Are In a Pickle

    Pension systems need to do more than just avoid losing money. For the Florida Retirement System, the goal is to get returns greater than 7.65%.

    By Adrian Moore and Anthony Randazzo
    December 15, 2016

  • Do Retirees With Defined Benefit Pensions Spend Differently Than Those With Defined Contribution Accounts?
    Do Retirees With Defined Benefit Pensions Spend Differently Than Those With Defined Contribution Accounts?

    Some Misconceptions About DB Plans

    By Anthony Randazzo
    December 12, 2016

  • Will the Trump Era Bring New Infrastructure Investment?
    Will the Trump Era Bring New Infrastructure Investment?

    If Congress can be persuaded to create an infrastructure bank that operates in the fiscally conservative, taxpayer-friendly way that TIFIA is now run, that change might be acceptable to a bipartisan majority.

    By Robert Poole
    December 12, 2016

  • Money From Defined Benefit Plans Is The Same Color As Money From Defined Contribution Plans
    Money From Defined Benefit Plans Is The Same Color As Money From Defined Contribution Plans

    By Anthony Randazzo
    December 12, 2016

  • New Jersey Shifting to Quarterly Pension Contributions
    New Jersey Shifting to Quarterly Pension Contributions

    By Daniel Takash
    December 12, 2016

  • A school district banned, then unbanned classic books. School choice could have stopped this before it started.
    A school district banned, then unbanned classic books. School choice could have stopped this before it started.

    By Tyler Koteskey
    December 7, 2016

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