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How Public Sector Defined Benefit Pension Plans Are Funded
Defined benefit plans are pre-funded, not pay-as-you-go like Social Security
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What Caused the Meltdown: A Financial Crisis FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About the Housing Bubble, Wall Street Crisis, and Recession
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Knowing What State and Local Governments Own
A how-to guide for managing state and local property inventories
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Knowing What the Federal Government Owns
A how-to guide for managing federal property and assets
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Taxpayer’s Guide to the Stimulus
Where is all that stimulus money going?
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The Future of Too Big to Fail and Bailouts
A comparison of the two plans to overhaul financial services regulation in the 21st Century
Policy Brief 81 -
Improving the Economies and Business Climates In Struggling Cities
Examining how taxes, red tape, eminent domain and occupational licensing prevent economic growth
Policy Brief 92 -
Letter to Treasury Regarding Housing Finance Reform
A Framework for Reforming Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, and the Housing Finance System
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Rethinking Homeownership: A Framework for 21st Century Housing Finance Reform
Dissolving Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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Ten Arguments Against a Government Guarantee for Housing Finance
Why there should not be a government roleâ??explicit or implicitâ??in guaranteeing housing finance
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Near-term Ideas for Mortgage Finance Reform (Working Paper)
How to protect taxpayers, end the GSE bailout, reduce governmentâ??s footprint in housing, and return private capital to the mortgage market
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Unmasking the Mortgage Interest Deduction – Update 2012
Who Benefits and By How Much?
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Crony Capitalism and Community Development Subsidies
Do commmunity development subsidies actually result in community development? Or have they been captured by vested interests?
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Crony Capitalism and Sallie Mae
Sallie Mae and Uncle Sam: Cronyism in Higher Education Finance
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Pension Reform Case Study: Rhode Island
Rhode Island's reform effort offers lessons for other states and municipalities facing significant unfunded pension liabilities
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Ventura County Pension Reform Would Save $460 Million, Reduce Debt $1.8 Billion
Pension Reform Actuarial Analysis