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Rhode Island Gov. Raimondo, Biden’s Pick for Commerce Secretary, Is a Pioneer of Public Pension Reform

Rhode Island Gov. Raimondo, Biden’s Pick for Commerce Secretary, Is a Pioneer of Public Pension Reform

By Alix Ollivier

Governor Raimondo's selection shows that addressing difficult pension challenges can be a benefit, not a liability, to one’s political career

The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Not Crushed State and Local Government Tax Revenues
The COVID-19 Pandemic Has Not Crushed State and Local Government Tax Revenues

By Marc Joffe

Florida Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 2 (2020)
Florida Ballot Initiative Analysis: Amendment 2 (2020)

By Vittorio Nastasi

The Federal Budget Process Needs Structural Change
The Federal Budget Process Needs Structural Change

By Marc Joffe and Austill Stuart

Trump, Unions Call For More Taxpayer-Funded Airline Bailouts
Trump, Unions Call For More Taxpayer-Funded Airline Bailouts

By Robert Poole

  • Federal Aid for States Needs More Transparency, Should Not Reward Mismanagement
    Federal Aid for States Needs More Transparency, Should Not Reward Mismanagement

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • As Retail Industry Struggles, Cities Can Encourage Commercial-to-Residential Property Conversions
    As Retail Industry Struggles, Cities Can Encourage Commercial-to-Residential Property Conversions

    Commentary by Marc Joffe and Austill Stuart

  • California Gov. Newsom’s Coronavirus Task Force and Plan to Reopen the Economy Fall Short
    California Gov. Newsom’s Coronavirus Task Force and Plan to Reopen the Economy Fall Short

    Commentary by Marc Joffe

  • Economic Shutdowns Pose Serious Risk to Human Welfare Across the Globe
    Economic Shutdowns Pose Serious Risk to Human Welfare Across the Globe

    Commentary by Geoffrey Lawrence

  • After the $2.3 Trillion Stimulus, President Trump Wants Another $2 Trillion Stimulus for “Phase Four”
    After the $2.3 Trillion Stimulus, President Trump Wants Another $2 Trillion Stimulus for “Phase Four”

    Commentary by Spence Purnell

  • Examining COVID-19 Shutdowns and Economic Tipping Points As Unemployment Skyrockets and Supply Chains Are Broken
    Examining COVID-19 Shutdowns and Economic Tipping Points As Unemployment Skyrockets and Supply Chains Are Broken

    Commentary by Geoffrey Lawrence

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    The Economic Approach to Public Health and Epidemics

    Commentary by Pierre Lemieux

  • Free Trade, Not Tariffs, Is How to Reduce the Medical Equipment Shortages Hurting the COVID-19 Response
    Free Trade, Not Tariffs, Is How to Reduce the Medical Equipment Shortages Hurting the COVID-19 Response

    Commentary by Vittorio Nastasi

  • Be Worried About the Economic Costs COVID-19 and Shutdowns Are Having on Workers and Small Businesses
    Be Worried About the Economic Costs COVID-19 and Shutdowns Are Having on Workers and Small Businesses

    Commentary by Geoffrey Lawrence

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    The Changing Workplace And The New Self-Employed Economy

    Policy Study by Adrian Moore

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    Unfinished Business: Despite Dodd-Frank, Credit Rating Agencies Remain the Financial System’s Weakest Link

    Policy Study by Marc Joffe

  • America’s Debt and Deficit
    America’s Debt and Deficit

    Policy Brief by Anthony Randazzo and Marc Joffe

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