| Order # |
Title |
Available Online |
| |
| 09-02 |
Analysis of Pennsylvania's Municipal Pension Plans by Employee Category |
Yes |
| 09-01 |
Pension Problems in Pennsylvania's Largest Cities: Do They Make a Case for Reform? |
Yes |
| 08-05 |
Pittsburgh's 2009 Budget: Solving the Legacy Cost Puzzle |
Yes |
| 08-04 |
Pennsylvania: Still the Leader in Teacher Strikes |
Yes |
| 08-03 |
The Cost of Public Sector Retiree Benefits in Pittsburgh and Allegheny County |
Yes |
| 08-02 |
The True Cost of Garbage Collection in Pittsburgh: Can the City Compete with Private Contractors? |
Yes |
| 08-01 |
Measuring the Impact of Act 1 in Allegheny County |
Yes |
| 07-09 |
Allegheny Institute Issue Summaries Volume II |
Yes |
| 07-08 |
Pittsburgh's 2008 Budget: Still a Long Way to Go |
Yes |
| 07-07 |
Pennsylvania'a Property Assessment System Needs Change |
Yes |
| 07-06 |
Pennsylvania Teachers: Number One in Strikes |
Yes |
| 07-05 |
Pittsburgh's Finances: An Updated Comparison with the Benchmark City |
Yes |
| 07-04 |
Solving the Port Authority's Financial Problems |
Yes |
| 07-03 |
Population Loss in Allegheny County and How to Stop it |
Yes |
| 07-02 |
An Analysis of Local Government Pension Plans in Pennsylvania |
Yes |
| 07-01 |
Allegheny Institute Issue Summaries |
Yes |
| 06-04 |
Pittsburgh's 2007 Budget: Few Signs of Recovery |
Yes |
| 06-03 |
Pennsylvania’s Business Tax Climate: Current Competitive Issues and Prospects for Reform |
Yes |
| 06-02 |
Competitive Contracting of Bus Services: The International Experience |
Yes |
| 06-01 |
Pennsylvania's Ever-Expanding Economic Development Industry |
Yes |
| 05-07 |
A Blueprint for the New Mayor of Pittsburgh |
Yes |
| 05-06 |
Leaving Distressed Status: Lessons from Municipalities in Allegheny County |
Yes |
| 05-05 |
Contracting and Consolidation: New Directions for the Port Authority |
Yes |
| 05-04 |
Merging Governments: Lessons from Louisville, Indianapolis, and Philadelphia |
Yes |
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