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  • Would a Green Fiscal Stimulus Help the Environment and the Economy?
    Would a Green Fiscal Stimulus Help the Environment and the Economy?

    This policy brief considers the main “green recovery” proposals and evaluates whether they would achieve their stated objectives.

    By Julian Morris and Vittorio Nastasi
    January 28, 2021

  • Examining Private Equity in Public Pension Investments
    Examining Private Equity in Public Pension Investments

    Public pension systems should thoroughly evaluate the downsides of private equity investing before increasing their allocations to the asset class.

    By Marc Joffe
    January 27, 2021

  • Montana Public Employee Retirement System Pension Solvency Analysis
    Montana Public Employee Retirement System Pension Solvency Analysis

    The Montana Public Employee Retirement System public pension plan is only 74 percent funded.

    By Jen Sidorova, Swaroop Bhagavatula, Steven Gassenberger and Leonard Gilroy
    January 27, 2021

  • Transportation and COVID-19: A State Guide to Policy and Priorities
    Transportation and COVID-19: A State Guide to Policy and Priorities

    What states can do amidst today's uncertainty, with a policy focus on mitigating risks to public-sector transportation operations and infrastructure investments.

    By Robert Poole, Baruch Feigenbaum, Marc Scribner, Mariya Frost, Wendell Cox and Randal O'Toole
    January 27, 2021

  • A Vision For Better School Funding in Arkansas
    A Vision For Better School Funding in Arkansas

    Arkansas should streamline education dollars into a weighted student formula and ensure that school operational decisions are left in the hands of local leaders.

    By Christian Barnard and Satya Marar
    January 21, 2021

  • North Dakota Public Employees Retirement System Pension Solvency Analysis
    North Dakota Public Employees Retirement System Pension Solvency Analysis

    The public pension plan has only 68 percent of the assets needed to fully fund the system in the long-term.

    By Leonard Gilroy, Raheem Williams and Steven Gassenberger
    January 12, 2021

  • Modernizing School Finance in Idaho
    Modernizing School Finance in Idaho

    This policy brief provides a brief overview of Idaho’s school finance system, highlights its primary shortcomings, and makes several recommendations for reform.

    By Aaron Garth Smith, Christian Barnard and Satya Marar
    January 11, 2021

  • Contracting Mass Transit Services
    Contracting Mass Transit Services

    Transit contracting should always follow three principles: guaranteeing public control, promoting competition, and ensuring transparency.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum and Joe Hillman
    December 29, 2020

  • Contracting Mass Transit Services: A How-to-Guide
    Contracting Mass Transit Services: A How-to-Guide

    This how-to guide shows how to successfully contract for mass transit services.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum and Joe Hillman
    December 29, 2020

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