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Health Group Attempts To Redefine Childhood With Push For Higher Smoking Age
Tobacco prohibition is now considered a key policy goal in the war on smoking, according to one of the country's leading public health groups.
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Pension Reform Newsletter – January 2017
Taxpayer impacts of CalPERS lowers assumed return, new report on Omaha, Lincoln pension challenges, and more
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New York Times Misses the Mark on Privatization
Article demonstrates little knowledge of how privatization actually works.
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The Causes of Pension Fund Mismanagement
How pension funds make go wrong when making private investments
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #29 (January 2017 edition)
January 2017 edition: federal barriers to private infrastructure investment, federal competitive sourcing, state privatization trends, and more
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CalPERS Changes Will Cost Taxpayers, But There’s a Long-Term Silver Lining
Lowered return assumption won't stop the debt financing of today's pension costs, but will lessen it
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Federal Barriers to Private Capital Investment in U.S. Infrastructure
Private sector can help modernize and improve our roads and bridges
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The Realities of Congestion
The sooner Sarasota city and county leaders start implementing anti-congestion strategies, short and long term, the easier and less costly they will be.
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Cigarette Smuggling Surges As Taxes Near Prohibitive Levels
Soaring cigarette taxes are approaching prohibitive levels in many states inducing vast black markets for tobacco across the country.
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Surface Transportation News #159
Federal Barriers to Infrastructure
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Huffington Post Author Claims Vaping Could Be Gateway To Drugs and Crime
E-cigarettes are under fire for being a possible gateway to a life of crime and crippling addiction to hard drugs in one of the most lurid attacks on the products yet.
