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  • Los Angeles Drop Out Rate is Good News and Very Bad News
    Los Angeles Drop Out Rate is Good News and Very Bad News

    By Lisa Snell
    August 4, 2009

  • California Still Hiring, Despite Epic Fiscal Crunch
    California Still Hiring, Despite Epic Fiscal Crunch

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 4, 2009

  • Scalpel or Hatchet? OMB Orders 7% Cut to Contract Spending
    Scalpel or Hatchet? OMB Orders 7% Cut to Contract Spending

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 4, 2009

  • Who Will Follow California on the Path to Fiscal Ruin?
    Who Will Follow California on the Path to Fiscal Ruin?

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 4, 2009

  • California Should Let School Districts Use Asset Sales to Close Budget Deficits: San Francisco Edition
    California Should Let School Districts Use Asset Sales to Close Budget Deficits: San Francisco Edition

    By Lisa Snell
    August 4, 2009

  • Privatization Trends In Local Government
    Privatization Trends In Local Government

    By Adrian Moore
    August 4, 2009

  • Bye, Bye Federalism. Hello Growing Government.
    Bye, Bye Federalism. Hello Growing Government.

    By Adrian Moore
    August 4, 2009

  • How to Make Earmarks Even Worse
    How to Make Earmarks Even Worse

    By Adrian Moore
    August 4, 2009

  • Blame the Bull or Matador? Everyone Finds the Culprit They Want in the Financial Crisis
    Blame the Bull or Matador? Everyone Finds the Culprit They Want in the Financial Crisis

    By Anthony Randazzo
    August 4, 2009

  • Pension Spiking Fueling Budget Problems in California
    Pension Spiking Fueling Budget Problems in California

    By Adam Summers
    August 3, 2009

  • Exposing the Weakness of the ‘Blue-State’ Model
    Exposing the Weakness of the ‘Blue-State’ Model

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 3, 2009

  • Seeking Stimulus: Lobbying Spared from State and Local Budget Cuts
    Seeking Stimulus: Lobbying Spared from State and Local Budget Cuts

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 3, 2009

  • Reason on Airport Privatization, Post-Midway
    Reason on Airport Privatization, Post-Midway

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 3, 2009

  • Why is Egypt’s Economy Expanding?
    Why is Egypt’s Economy Expanding?

    By Anthony Randazzo
    August 3, 2009

  • Airport Privatization Can Fly Despite Midway Collapse
    Airport Privatization Can Fly Despite Midway Collapse

    Deal collapse doesn't spell doom for private-sector infrastructure investment

    By Robert Poole and Leonard Gilroy
    August 3, 2009

  • Dallas Officials Consider Privatization Proposal for Zoo, Aquarium
    Dallas Officials Consider Privatization Proposal for Zoo, Aquarium

    By Leonard Gilroy
    August 3, 2009

  • Some Good News On the Economy
    Some Good News On the Economy

    By Anthony Randazzo
    August 3, 2009

  • Nativist International
    Nativist International

    Bribing immigrants to leave

    By Jeff Winkler
    August 3, 2009

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