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How Does Privatization Affect Government Liability?
Recent Supreme Court cases explore government contractor immunity
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Affordable Housing Myths
Wages don’t tell the whole story about barriers to housing.
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Pension Reform Case Study: Michigan
Reforms in Michigan have benefited both taxpayers and state employees
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Pension Reform Newsletter – July 2016
Update on the Funding of State and Local Pensions, Overview of Major Pension Reforms, Common Pension Funding Practices Raise the Risks of Severe Underfunding, and more
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Surface Transportation News #153
Bottlenecks and congestion costs | AAA open to MBUFs and value-added tolling
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California Needs Better Schools, Not Expensive Ones
Parents should have a chance to vote with their feet by implementing school choice programs that allow students and parents to choose the public schools they believe are best for them.
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Air Traffic Control Newsletter #135
Delta distortions in WSJ | Safety benefits of space-based surveillance
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The Hidden Costs of Environmental Regulations
When looking for ways to protect the environment and crucial wildlife habitats, we would do well to take a closer look at the total, true costs of such regulation.
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Privatization & Government Reform Newsletter #25 (June 2016 edition)
June 2016 edition: pension reform, managed lanes, criminal justice reform, estate taxes, and more
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The Evolution of Managed Lanes
Revenue-based financing and effective traffic management are two factors that account for dramatic changes in managed lanes philosophy.
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Gov. Brown Should Stop Asking For Tax Increases
Gov. Brown should not be asking for more tax money until Caltrans is reformed. When a government agency is failing, you can’t just throw more money at it.
