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  • The costs and benefits of rebuilding the Interstates
    The costs and benefits of rebuilding the Interstates

    A study estimates the economic value of the Interstate system to be $742 billion a year.

    By Robert Poole
    December 8, 2022

  • Florida should learn from the mistakes of California and European privacy laws
    Florida should learn from the mistakes of California and European privacy laws

    Florida can start to strike the correct balance by excluding a private right of action and providing clear guidelines for data sharing.

    By Spence Purnell and Edward Longe
    December 7, 2022

  • California’s public pension debt grows
    California’s public pension debt grows

    CalPERS’ unfunded liabilities roughly translate to over $4,000 in debt for every Californian.

    By Jen Sidorova
    December 6, 2022

  • Who should be responsible for a public pension plan’s risk management policy?  
    Who should be responsible for a public pension plan’s risk management policy?  

    Pension plans need an independent authority that protects taxpayers by managing risk policy.

    By Rod Crane
    December 5, 2022

  • FTX collapse is a reminder that public pension systems should avoid high-risk investments
    FTX collapse is a reminder that public pension systems should avoid high-risk investments

    The recent bankruptcy of FTX sparks important questions about the exposure of public pension funds—and taxpayers—to cryptocurrencies.

    By Swaroop Bhagavatula
    December 2, 2022

  • Long-range transportation plans need to be grounded in reality
    Long-range transportation plans need to be grounded in reality

    Scenario planning is only effective if transportation planners utilize realistic user and budget scenarios with solid data.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    December 1, 2022

  • Arkansas students and families need better public school transfer options
    Arkansas students and families need better public school transfer options

    Restrictive state laws make it difficult for Arkansas students to transfer to a public school outside of their assigned school district.

    By Jude Schwalbach
    December 1, 2022

  • Fixed-cost contracts save NASA and taxpayers money
    Fixed-cost contracts save NASA and taxpayers money

    By taking some of the red tape out of space exploration and development, NASA has helped open a promising new frontier.

    By Jay Derr
    November 30, 2022

  • Why teacher salaries are flat as school spending soars
    Why teacher salaries are flat as school spending soars

    Benefit costs, staffing trends and class sizes may explain why teacher salaries have remained flat while K-12 education spending has grown.

    By Aaron Garth Smith and Christian Barnard
    November 23, 2022

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