Commentaries

Selling Baltimore’s City Parking Garages Makes Sense

Baltimore's proposal to unload four parking garages will allow investments in higher priorities

By Leonard Gilroy and Christopher Summers
August 18, 2014

The Truth About Pension Reform in Phoenix

Donâ??t be fooled by the disinformation disseminated by critics

By Adrian Moore and Anthony Randazzo
August 15, 2014

Update on the Funding of State and Local Pensions

By Truong Bui
August 14, 2014

Pension Obligation Bond Risks

By Victor Nava
August 12, 2014

Responding to Populist Opposition Against Tolling and P3s

Failure to analyze and refute the bogus arguments could lead to major setbacks for these critically important policies

By Robert Poole
August 12, 2014

U.S. Transportation Policy Needs Sustainable Funding Solution

By Joseph Fichthorn
August 11, 2014

Controversial Silver Line Illustrates the Problems with Traditional Project Management

By Joseph Fichthorn
August 8, 2014

D.C. Should Give Buses Signal Priority not Dedicated Lanes

By Joseph Fichthorn
August 8, 2014

Endangered Black Bear Baloney in Louisiana and the Reality of Candidate Conservation Agreements

By Brian Seasholes
August 6, 2014

FAA Needs to Adopt a Coherent Drone Policy

By Joseph Fichthorn
August 6, 2014

Building Pipelines can Help Reduce Oil Spills From Train Derailments

By Joseph Fichthorn
August 5, 2014

California School Spending Goes Up but Test Scores Don’t

Parents deserve the right to choose the best schools for their children

By Lisa Snell
August 1, 2014

Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #9 (July 2014 edition)

By Leonard Gilroy
July 31, 2014

Fishy Business in Montana

By Brian Seasholes
July 31, 2014

Recent Developments in U.S. Water Privatization

Update on water-related PPP contracts, legislation and more

By Leonard Gilroy
July 30, 2014

Iowa Supreme Court Rules Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Statutes for Juveniles are Unconstitutional

By Matt Hartill
July 29, 2014

The Anti-Endangered Species Tax

By Brian Seasholes
July 29, 2014

California’s Pension Reforms Don’t Go Far Enough

The state must stop mortgaging its future to pay for government workers' pensions

By Victor Nava
July 29, 2014