Policy Briefs

Pension Debt: Omaha’s Billion Dollar Problem

By Anthony Randazzo, Truong Bui and Leonard Gilroy
November 24, 2014

Tulsa Pension System Is Underestimating its Debt and Investment Risk by Millions

By Anthony Randazzo
November 17, 2014

The “Transition Costs” Myth

Why Defined-Benefit to Defined-Contribution Pension Reform Is Commonly Misunderstood

By Anthony Randazzo
October 28, 2014

Federal School Finance Reform

Moving Toward Title I Funding Following the Child

By Katie Furtick and Lisa Snell
September 30, 2014

Public-Private Partnerships in Correctional Health Care

PPPs offer better cost control, improved performance, increased accountability and reduced taxpayer risk

By Leonard Gilroy
July 16, 2014

Phoenix Pension Reform Initiative Eliminates Taxpayer Risk, Saves Hundreds of Millions

By Anthony Randazzo
June 26, 2014

Developments in Criminal Justice and Corrections

Criminal Justice and Corrections Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2014

By Lauren Krisai, Leonard Gilroy and Alexander Volokh
June 23, 2014

An Evaluation of the Effects of California’s Proposed Plastic Bag Ban

A plastic bag ban will cost consumers but won't improve the environment

By Julian Morris and Lance Christensen
June 18, 2014

Addressing Common Objections to Shifting from Defined-Benefit Pensions to Defined-Contribution Retirement Plans

By Lance Christensen, Truong Bui and Leonard Gilroy
June 16, 2014