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  • House COVID-19 Stimulus Bill Has Big Differences In Per Capita Money Going to States
    House COVID-19 Stimulus Bill Has Big Differences In Per Capita Money Going to States

    The allocation formula used by the legislation benefits low population states and those that had high unemployment rates at the end of last year.

    By Marc Joffe
    February 23, 2021

  • Help Solve Transit Deserts by Investing in Bus Service
    Help Solve Transit Deserts by Investing in Bus Service

    Using the cost-per-trip metric would help reward transit agencies with high ridership and low costs, which should be a goal of any government program.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    February 23, 2021

  • Oregon Decriminalizes Drugs, Replaces Arrests With Health Care
    Oregon Decriminalizes Drugs, Replaces Arrests With Health Care

    Oregon is hoping to duplicate Portugal's dramatic success with drug decriminalization.

    By Alexandra Harrison
    February 23, 2021

  • How Should States Count Students to Calculate School Funding?
    How Should States Count Students to Calculate School Funding?

    School finance systems should base education funding on current enrollment figures to best serve students and promote equity.

    By Christian Barnard and Aaron Garth Smith
    February 22, 2021

  • California’s Marin County Pension System Moves Toward More Prudent Investment Return Assumptions
    California’s Marin County Pension System Moves Toward More Prudent Investment Return Assumptions

    The pension system recently joined a handful of other local pension plans adopting more realistic investment return assumptions.

    By Marc Joffe
    February 19, 2021

  • School Choice Myths Should Not Block Educational Freedom
    School Choice Myths Should Not Block Educational Freedom

    Iowa is considering legislation that would fund students directly to allows more families to access educational alternatives.

    By Corey A. DeAngelis
    February 19, 2021

  • Kentucky Legislature Considers Changes to Teacher Retirement Plan
    Kentucky Legislature Considers Changes to Teacher Retirement Plan

    The pension reforms under consideration could save Kentucky $3.57 billion over 30 years.

    By Alix Ollivier
    February 19, 2021

  • Should Automated Vehicle Regulations Precede Technical Standardization?
    Should Automated Vehicle Regulations Precede Technical Standardization?

    Part three of Reason's Debatable Ideas series examines whether premature regulations would actually threaten ongoing AV development and the large potential safety and mobility benefits of automated vehicles.

    By Marc Scribner
    February 17, 2021

  • California Should Prioritize Paying Down Public Pension Debt
    California Should Prioritize Paying Down Public Pension Debt

    California's long-term budget concerns should motivate policymakers to pay down the state's public pension debt as quickly as possible.

    By Marc Joffe
    February 17, 2021

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