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  • The Basic Disconnect Emerging In U.S. Highway Policy
    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.

    By Robert Poole
    April 2, 2021

  • Comments on the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Framework for Automated Driving System Safety
    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.

    By Marc Scribner
    April 1, 2021

  • Instead Of Tax Increases, President Biden Should Cut Spending And Use Public-Private Partnerships
    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.

    By Adrian Moore
    April 1, 2021

  • Testimony: Texas Employee Pension System Considers Funding Change
    Testimony: Texas Employee Pension System Considers Funding Change

    Over $4.46 billion of ERS's pension debt can be attributed to the way the state systematically underfunds its public employee pension system.

    By Steven Gassenberger
    March 31, 2021

  • Return the Highway Trust Fund to its Original Users-Pay/Users-Benefit Principle.
    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.

    By Robert Poole
    March 31, 2021

  • Don’t Buy the Myth that the Florida Retirement System Is Fine
    Don’t Buy the Myth that the Florida Retirement System Is Fine

    FRS had an unfunded liability of $36 billion as of last year.

    By Adrian Moore
    March 31, 2021

  • COVID-19 Pandemic Response Illustrates Need for Better State and Local Financial Data
    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.

    By Marc Joffe
    March 30, 2021

  • Pension Reform Newsletter: Pension Costs Are Affecting California Classrooms, Why The Florida Retirement System Needs Changes, and More
    Pension Reform Newsletter: Pension Costs Are Affecting California Classrooms, Why The Florida Retirement System Needs Changes, and More

    Plus: New solvency analysis of Montana and Texas pension systems, fresh thinking for retirement plan design, and more.

    By Alix Ollivier
    March 30, 2021

  • More Census Data Shows Government Tax Revenue Hasn’t Been Negatively Impacted By COVID-19
    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.

    By Marc Joffe
    March 29, 2021

  • Analysis of Florida’s Pension Investment Performance and Future Outlook Reveal Need for Reform
    Analysis of Florida’s Pension Investment Performance and Future Outlook Reveal Need for Reform

    These interactive charts show why Florida Retirement System’s declining funding should concern the state’s employees and taxpayers.

    By Jordan Campbell
    March 29, 2021

  • How to Make the Florida Retirement System Investment Plan an Effective Retirement Plan
    How to Make the Florida Retirement System Investment Plan an Effective Retirement Plan

    Florida's current defined contribution retirement option does not meet the needs of public employers and employees.

    By Richard Hiller
    March 26, 2021

  • Privatization and Government Reform Newsletter: Local Revenues Exceeding Expectations, Protecting Digital Privacy, and More
    Privatization and Government Reform Newsletter: Local Revenues Exceeding Expectations, Protecting Digital Privacy, and More

    Plus: Puerto Rico seeks renewables and storage, Hawaii awards Medicaid contracts, Fresno State closes on energy public-private partnership, and more.

    By Austill Stuart
    March 25, 2021

  • Testimony: Texas Pensions Would Benefit from Increased Transparency
    Testimony: Texas Pensions Would Benefit from Increased Transparency

    A Private Equity Portfolio Performance report would make public specific information regarding the private equity holdings of TRS for third-party monitoring and evaluation.

    By Steven Gassenberger
    March 25, 2021

  • Mass Transit Systems Face Critical Challenges Now and When COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over
    Mass Transit Systems Face Critical Challenges Now and When COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over

    Public transportation is uniquely sensitive to changes in the number of people working from home, changes in commuting patterns, and concerns over public health and safety.

    By Steven E. Polzin
    March 25, 2021

  • Texas Bill Threatens Houston’s Financial Wellbeing
    Texas Bill Threatens Houston’s Financial Wellbeing

    Legislation to grant mandatory arbitration privileges to the Houston Fire Department could have severe negative impacts on Houston's finances.

    By Ryan Frost and Leonard Gilroy
    March 24, 2021

  • Gov. Newsom’s Misguided Proposal for California’s Education Funding Formula
    Gov. Newsom’s Misguided Proposal for California’s Education Funding Formula

    The key to promoting both flexibility and fairness is better transparency and California can do this with better data, not more bureaucracy.

    By Aaron Garth Smith and Christian Barnard
    March 24, 2021

  • High-Speed Rail Is Unlikely to Play a Major Role In Achieving Climate Goals
    High-Speed Rail Is Unlikely to Play a Major Role In Achieving Climate Goals

    Be wary of high-speed rail's potential to fight climate change or replace automobile and air travel in cost-effective ways.

    By Marc Joffe
    March 23, 2021

  • Arkansas’ School Funding System Is in Need of Reform
    Arkansas’ School Funding System Is in Need of Reform

    Simply pouring more money into a broken school finance system will not help the students most in need of educational assistance.

    By Christian Barnard
    March 23, 2021

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