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Do Public Workers Set Aside Additional Retirement Savings When Their Pension Plan’s Debt Grows?
A new study finds that public workers do not increase their personal savings when the fiscal health of their pension plan is in decline.
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How to Improve Access to Telehealth in Florida
The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the value of flexibility and innovation in the health care sector.
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The Basic Disconnect Emerging In U.S. Highway Policy
Planning the next-generation highway and transit systems must take into account the transition to electric and automated vehicles.
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Comments on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Framework for Automated Driving System Safety
The NHTSA should not attempt to develop government-unique technical standards and incorporate those government-unique standards into Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards for automated vehicles at this time.
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Instead Of Tax Increases, President Biden Should Cut Spending And Use Public-Private Partnerships
Infrastructure projects that are paid for by users, not by federal taxes, can be a big boost to the economy.
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Return the Highway Trust Fund to its Original Users-Pay/Users-Benefit Principle.
Virtually all of the so-called shortfall in the Highway Trust Fund is due to Congress spending money on non-highway programs.
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Don’t Buy the Myth that the Florida Retirement System Is Fine
FRS had an unfunded liability of $36 billion as of last year.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Response Illustrates Need for Better State and Local Financial Data
If every state, major city, and county produced monthly cash reports in a standardized, machine-readable format within two weeks of month-end, federal policymakers would have a much better picture of how revenues and expenditures are evolving.
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More Census Data Shows Government Tax Revenue Hasn’t Been Negatively Impacted By COVID-19
The Census Bureau estimates 2020 aggregate state and local tax revenues of $1.62 trillion, or about 2 percent above the 2019 total of $1.59 trillion.