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| Volume8 | Volume9 | Volume10 | |
| Volume 3 |
| Issue # | Title | Available Online |
| Vol3 No:56 | The Dark Side of Distressed Status for Pittsburgh | Yes |
| Vol3 No:55 | New Study Misses the Point | Yes |
| Vol3 No:54 | Distressed...or Just Irresponsible? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:53 | RAD and TIF: Not a Happy Combination | Yes |
| Vol3 No:52 | Time to Make Hard Spending Choices | Yes |
| Vol3 No:51 | Pittsburgh Schools: $15,500 Per Student and Rising | Yes |
| Vol3 No:50 | Will Pittsburgh Be Awarded Distressed Status? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:49 | School Tax Jump Crippling Pittsburgh | Yes |
| Vol3 No:48 | City Tax Supporters are Counterproductive | Yes |
| Vol3 No:47 | A Pittsburgh Education Proposal | Yes |
| Vol3 No:46 | Act 47: Life Preserver for the City? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:45 | A Better Plan for Pittsburgh | Yes |
| Vol3 No:44 | Convention Center: Arrogant Mismanagement | Yes |
| Vol3 No:43 | Education Task Force Gets A 'D-' | Yes |
| Vol3 No:42 | Pittsburgh's Financial Crisis: What the State Should Do | Yes |
| Vol3 No:41 | What Did We Get For Our Money? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:40 | Loosening the Grip of Binding Arbitration | Yes |
| Vol3 No:39 | A Solid Plan to Cut Government Spending | Yes |
| Vol3 No:38 | A Critical Mess | Yes |
| Vol3 No:37 | Pittsburgh's Population Plunge Persists | Yes |
| Vol3 No:36 | Will the Pirates' Rebuilding Ever Stop? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:35 | Public Safety Spending: Hazardous to Pittsburgh's Fiscal Health | Yes |
| Vol3 No:34 | Too Many School Districts Not Up to Standards | Yes |
| Vol3 No:33 | Pennsylvania Teachers: A Privileged Class | Yes |
| Vol3 No:32 | Time for a PAT Answer | Yes |
| Vol3 No:31 | Pittsburgh: Time to Declare Independence from Politics as Usual | Yes |
| Vol3 No:30 | One-Armed Bandits As A Cure-All | Yes |
| Vol3 No:29 | Public Sector Unions and Presidential Voting | Yes |
| Vol3 No:28 | Cross-Checking the Penguins | Yes |
| Vol3 No:27 | A No Tax Plan for Pittsburgh | Yes |
| Vol3 No:26 | State Contemplating TIFs | Yes |
| Vol3 No:25 | A Malpractice Suit We Won't See | Yes |
| Vol3 No:24 | Power to the People | Yes |
| Vol3 No:23 | Taking Care of Business | Yes |
| Vol3 No:22 | Do Dominant Hubs Boost Regional Economies? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:21 | Smaller Classes--More Tax Dollars | Yes |
| Vol3 No:20 | Eliminating Exemptions? Not So Fast | Yes |
| Vol3 No:19 | A Market Solution for the City's Deficit Woes | Yes |
| Vol3 No:18 | Riverview Teachers Need a Reality Check | Yes |
| Vol3 No:17 | The Thrill is Gone | Yes |
| Vol3 No:16 | Hubris and Denial | Yes |
| Vol3 No:15 | Cincinnati Chagrin | Yes |
| Vol3 No:14 | The Convention Center: A White Elephant Already? | Yes |
| Vol3 No:13 | Unions Detrimental to Job Gains | Yes |
| Vol3 No:12 | No Case for New Taxes in Pittsburgh | Yes |
| Vol3 No:11 | Pittsburgh Wears The Union Label | Yes |
| Vol3 No:10 | Pennsylvania's Education Blind Spot | Yes |
| Vol3 No:9 | Successful Pittsburgh Neighborhoods | Yes |
| Vol3 No:8 | Borrowing Our Way To Prosperity: Lessons Not Learned | Yes |
| Vol3 No:7 | The Unpleasant Truth About TIFs | Yes |
| Vol3 No:6 | Convention Center Claptrap | Yes |
| Vol3 No:5 | Education Rhetoric Versus Education Reality | Yes |
| Vol3 No:4 | TIFs and Prevailing Wages | Yes |
| Vol3 No:3 | Debunking the 50 Percent State Share of Education Rhetoric | Yes |
| Vol3 No:2 | Teacher Testing: A Compromise | Yes |
| Vol3 No:1 | 2003: Time to Give Freedom a Chance | Yes |
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