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Commentaries

  • Time for Congress to fix the alternative minimum tax disparity in infrastructure bonds
    Time for Congress to fix the alternative minimum tax disparity in infrastructure bonds

    By Marc Scribner
    May 9, 2022

  • Open enrollment policies don’t have to affect student athletics 
    Open enrollment policies don’t have to affect student athletics 

    There are a variety of ways states can handle student athletic eligibility questions that can arise when implementing open enrollment policies.

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    May 4, 2022

  • California should eliminate the cannabis cultivation tax and reduce the retail excise tax
    California should eliminate the cannabis cultivation tax and reduce the retail excise tax

    Reducing taxes would make legal cannabis products more price-competitive with illicit markets and attract more consumers to the state's regulated market.

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    May 4, 2022

  • California’s legal marijuana industry has been hard-pressed to compete with untaxed, unregulated providers
    California’s legal marijuana industry has been hard-pressed to compete with untaxed, unregulated providers

    New report provides a helpful roadmap for cannabis tax reform in California.

    By Dale Gieringer
    May 4, 2022

  • Lessons from San Diego’s proposed mileage fee
    Lessons from San Diego’s proposed mileage fee

    Mileage-based user fees should replace gas taxes, not be added to existing fuel taxes.

    By Robert Poole
    May 4, 2022

  • Steps metro governments can take to address housing affordability, skyrocketing prices
    Steps metro governments can take to address housing affordability, skyrocketing prices

    Local governments need to make changes to zoning laws, building-approval processes, and height limits that prevent more housing from hitting the market. 

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    April 29, 2022

  • How to bring school choice to public school families
    How to bring school choice to public school families

    Providing the option of small-scale customization to families who are happy with their public schools may be exactly the reform strategy the school choice movement has needed for decades.

    By Christian Barnard
    April 27, 2022

  • California needs school choice
    California needs school choice

    There are also policy options outside of the typical school choice agenda that could provide more education options to California’s families.

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    April 26, 2022

  • Alaska’s public pension reforms didn’t result in higher teacher turnover rates
    Alaska’s public pension reforms didn’t result in higher teacher turnover rates

    Research on Alaska's public pension reforms suggests defined contribution plans may improve the retention of teachers in their first few years.

    By Jen Sidorova
    April 22, 2022

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