Policy Briefs: Vol 16

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Right to Work and the Recent Election
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The Deeper Implications of the Ambridge Teacher Strike
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A WOW Question: At What Cost?
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A Hard Look at Another Big Spending Pittsburgh School Budget
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What Will the Revised Casino Host Fee Look Like?
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Allegheny County Employment Exhibits No Net Growth Between 1990 and 2015
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Should Council and the Executive Get Retroactive and Automatic Pay Increases?
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Pittsburgh Moves to Further Reduce the Role of Market Economics
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State Jobs and Revenue Gains Very Weak in Recent Months
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Obstacles to Education Funding Reform in Pennsylvania
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Symphony Orchestra Travails Come to Pittsburgh
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Fact-Checking the County Exec’s Property Tax Claim
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Recent Weakness in Jobs and Earnings in the Pittsburgh MSA
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The City of Pittsburgh’s Labor Statistics: 1990 to 2015
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Another Harsh Lesson about TIFs for Retail
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Allegheny County: Long Term Changes in Workforce, Spending and Tax Revenue
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A Back to School Quiz
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Pennsylvania Gaming Revenue: Interesting Patterns
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Allegheny County Assessments: Trouble Looming?
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Pittsburgh and Benchmark City Comparisons: 2016
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Municipalities’ Share of RAD Tax Revenue
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Best Run Cities Ranking: Flawed and Misleading
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School Taxes Raised in More Than Half of County’s Districts
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A Tale of Two Commonwealth Budgets
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Why is RAD Still Funding PAT?
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Shale Gas Impact Fee Collections Dip Sharply
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Housing Task Force Punts on Appeals Policy
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Online Gaming in Pennsylvania? Not Worth Pursuing
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Free Rides Could Become More Costly with PAT Fare Changes
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A Snap Shot of Recent Light Rail Statistics
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Pittsburgh’s Dramatic Population Changes Since 2000
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Riverfront Zoning Proposal Much Improved by Revisions
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A Jobs Tale of Two Pennsylvania Cities
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The Mayor Offers a Good Idea: Some Suggested Improvements
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Who is Watching the Watchers?
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Gaming Revenues Rose in 2015
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Rebutting the Mayor’s Case for a Moratorium on City Appeals of Assessments
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ICA Reporting Requirements That Have Not Been Fulfilled: A Big Problem
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Another School Strike in Pennsylvania
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More Successful Assessment Appeals by Taxing Bodies in 2015
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Revisions Wipe Out 2015 Pittsburgh Area Job Gains
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Reassessments and Property Taxes: The Class of 2013
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Passenger Count Up Slightly at Pittsburgh International Airport
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Pennsylvania Budget Enters Bizarro World
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Proposed Zoning Changes Could Harm Efforts to Maintain Navigable Rivers
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Some Reality in Education Funding Debates Would Be Helpful
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A Ridiculous Waste of Pennsylvania Taxpayers’ Money
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Monthly Metro Area Jobs Reports Short on Reliability
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Allegheny County’s Certified Property Values for 2016
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Why are Retailers Offering Higher Pay?
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Pittsburgh Schools’ Date with Insolvency Postponed…Again
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Do Rankings Provide a True Picture of Metro Area Business Climates?
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Report on Tax Revenue from SEA and Stadium Authority Venues Needs Clarification
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Allegheny Institute: Guiding Principles and Policy Prescriptions

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