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  • Mass Transit Systems Face Critical Challenges Now and When COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over
    Mass Transit Systems Face Critical Challenges Now and When COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over

    Public transportation is uniquely sensitive to changes in the number of people working from home, changes in commuting patterns, and concerns over public health and safety.

    Policy Brief by Steven Polzin March 25, 2021

  • Public Health Models and Related Government Interventions: A Primer
    Public Health Models and Related Government Interventions: A Primer

    What are the main concepts and models of public health? To which extent do public health considerations require government intervention?

    Policy Study by Pierre Lemieux March 22, 2021

  • Nebraska’s Growing Municipal Pension Funding Challenges
    Nebraska’s Growing Municipal Pension Funding Challenges

    Omaha and Lincoln have made progress in addressing pension issues in recent years, but unfunded liabilities are likely to continue to grow and harm city finances.

    Policy Brief by Zachary Christensen and Jordan Campbell March 22, 2021

  • Montana Public Employee Retirement System (MPERS) Pension Solvency Analysis
    Montana Public Employee Retirement System (MPERS) Pension Solvency Analysis

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

    Policy Study by Jen Sidorova, Swaroop Bhagavatula, Steven Gassenberger and Leonard Gilroy February 25, 2021

  • Express Bus and Express Lanes System for the San Francisco Bay Area
    Express Bus and Express Lanes System for the San Francisco Bay Area

    This study examines how a new approach to bus transit could assist in improving mobility in the region.

    Policy Study by Thomas A. Rubin February 25, 2021

  • Survey of State & Local Government OPEB Liabilities
    Survey of State & Local Government OPEB Liabilities

    State and local governments have $1.2 trillion in net OPEB (other post-employment benefits) liabilities.

    Policy Study by Marc Joffe February 22, 2021

  • Challenges and Opportunities for Federal Automated Vehicle Policy
    Challenges and Opportunities for Federal Automated Vehicle Policy

    This policy brief aims to provide guidance to federal policymakers as they work to develop a pro-innovation national framework for automated vehicles.

    Policy Brief by Marc Scribner February 11, 2021

  • Fiscal Explainer: Texas Charter School Funding Analysis
    Fiscal Explainer: Texas Charter School Funding Analysis

    Between 2015 and 2019, the inflation-adjusted funding gap between public charter schools and traditional public schools grew by about 36 percent—from $596 per pupil to $813 per pupil.

    Policy Brief by Aaron Garth Smith, Jordan Campbell and Corey A. DeAngelis January 29, 2021

  • 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.

    Policy Brief by Julian Morris and Vittorio Nastasi January 28, 2021

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