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California’s Latest Minimum Wage Proposals Hurt Entry-Level Workers
Result would be layoffs, fewer job opportunities, and reduced hiring
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Pioneering State-Level Pension Reform in Michigan
Interview with Douglas B. Roberts, Ph.D., former Michigan State Treasurer
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Proposed L.A. E-Cigarette Ban Would Perpetuate Smoking, Not Discourage It
Ban would set back public health by discouraging smokers from seeking safer alternatives
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Employer Views on Traffic Congestion
Businesses are concerned about both rush hour and off-peak congestion
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The Constitutional Protection of Public-Employee Pensions
Why the "California Rule" is counterproductive
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Express lanes Benefit All South Florida Drivers
A regional network of express lanes will mean every commuter on an expressway will have the option of faster and more reliable travel when it really counts
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Pension Reform Case Study: San Jose
San Jose has cleared a path toward reform that other financially distressed municipalities may use to avoid fiscal ruin
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Ten Reasons Why Per-Mile Tolling Is a Better Highway User Fee than Fuel Taxes
Mileage-based user fees are a sustainable, fair and efficient alternative to the gas tax
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Surface Transportation News #124
Per-mile tolling vs. per-gallon fuel taxes, Strategic thinking on managed lanes networks, New Starts transit funding under pressure
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California Legislators Go After Plastic Bags
Proposed ban won't make for good economic or environmental policy