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Adding Toll Lanes to the I-405 In Orange County Is a Good First Step
Orange County needs a network of variably-priced toll lanes to provide option of uncongested travel
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #138
Mixed messages on NextGen modernization | GAO report on ATC transition
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Pension Reform Newsletter – November 2016
Reducing CalPERS' assumed rate of return, baby boomers and the "new normal," Kentucky hedge fund investment, and more
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Student-Based Budgeting Newsletter, November 2016
"Many superintendents don’t have access to the financial data they need to make critical budgetary decisions.”
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Federal Court Upholds Chattanooga COLA Adjustments
This decision will likely be welcomed by other jurisdictions looking to modify COLAs, though it is far from uncontroversial.
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #28 (November 2016 edition)
November 2016 edition: highway PPPs, public pension returns, student-based budgeting, correctional privatization trends, and more
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Goodbye (and Good Riddance) to Kentucky’s Hedge Fund Investments
Kentucky Retirement System Wisely Divests from Hedge Funds
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Public-Private Partnerships Have a Good and Under-Appreciated Infrastructure Track Record
How to increase infrastructure investment and produce better-justified projects that add real value to our economy.
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A New Way to Jump-Start US Infrastructure Investment
Asset recycling and pension fund investment could play a key role.
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Innovators in Action 2016
How governments and agencies are using market-based policies to improve services, become more efficient and reduce costs
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Using PPPs to Improve Services in Sumter County, Florida
Interview with Sumter County, Florida County Administrator Bradley Arnold
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Developments in Criminal Justice and Corrections
Criminal Justice and Corrections Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2016
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Californias Death Penalty Process More Flawed and More Expensive Than Ever
One of the main problems with the death penalty in California isn’t that it’s not speedy enough, but rather there aren’t enough lawyers for inmates on death row.
