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Where’s the Consumer in the Health Care Debate?

By Samuel Staley
August 7, 2009
Efficient, Effective And Run Privately

By Adrian Moore
August 7, 2009
New Unemployment Data Suggest Economy May Be Bottoming Out

By Samuel Staley
August 7, 2009
A Senate Plan to Ban Texting

By Anthony Randazzo
August 7, 2009
Setting the Record Straight on Chicago Parking Meter Privatization

Early implementation challenges subside; L.A., Indianapolis and other cities consider similar proposals

By Leonard Gilroy
August 7, 2009
Sticker Shock Over ObamaCare: Part 2

By Shikha Dalmia
August 6, 2009
California Prison Overcrowding and Costs, Part II

By Adam Summers
August 6, 2009
The Bleeding Continues: USPS Loses $2.4 Billion Last Quarter

By Leonard Gilroy
August 6, 2009
Virginia Unnecessarily Mingles Politics and IT

By Steven Titch
August 6, 2009
Comparing Plans to Federalize Health Care

By Samuel Staley
August 6, 2009
Costa Mesa, CA Prepares to Dig Pension Hole Deeper

By Leonard Gilroy
August 6, 2009
Texas State Education Commissioner Calls for a Ban on Hiring High School Dropouts

By Lisa Snell
August 6, 2009
Michigan Not Learning from Its Past Mistakes

By Anthony Randazzo
August 6, 2009
Annual Privatization Report Examines Latest Trends At All Levels of Government

August 6, 2009
Federal Judges Order Release of 43,000 California Prisoners Due to Overcrowding

By Adam Summers
August 6, 2009
Air Traffic Control Reform Newsletter #65

O'Hare delays, controller fatigue and micro-managing NextGen

By Robert Poole
August 6, 2009
Policymakers Turn to Privatization Amid Prolonged Government Fiscal Crises

Privatization, public-private partnerships increasingly prominent in fiscal policy debates

By Leonard Gilroy
August 6, 2009
Reason Foundation’s Annual Privatization Report 2009

As deficits mount, governors from both parties look to public-private partnerships; Chicago continues to privatize; taxpayers leave failed local governments to create contract cities

August 6, 2009