Policy Briefs: Vol 2

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No: 64
Business Must Fight Higher Taxes
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No: 63
End of the Line for Maglev?
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No: 62
Pittsburgh’s Job Growth Rate Has Been Dismal
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No: 61
Government Spending Absurdity
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No: 60
Pittsburgh Taxes: A Clearer Picture
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No: 59
Happy Thanksgiving
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No: 58
Commuters and Visitors Benefit Pittsburgh Finances
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No: 57
Pittsburgh’s Losing Gamble
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No: 56
Putting the Brakes on the Car Rental Tax
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No: 55
Great Community Stands on Slippery Slope
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No: 54
Alternatives to a Car Rental Tax in Allegheny County
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No: 53
Debunking School Board Puffery
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No: 52
Mt. Lebanon: Let the Blighters Beware
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No: 51
Regional Money Pits
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No: 50
Pittsburgh Public Schools Need A ‘No Excuses’ Approach
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No: 49
The Stadiums That Didn’t Save Pittsburgh
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No: 48
Another Case of Misguided Policy
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No: 47
Good Intentions Gone Awry
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No: 46
Taxpayers Thrown A Curve
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No: 45
Undeserved Award for Pittsburgh Teachers Union
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No: 44
Authorities–Those Independent Units of Government
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No: 43
A New Foundation for Urban Redevelopment
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No: 42
It Takes a Lot of Gold to Park in the Golden Triangle
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No: 41
Pittsburgh School Taxes: A Different Look
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No: 40
Beltways and Right to Work: A Winning Combination
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No: 39
Appointed School Members: A Non-Starter?
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No: 38
Penguins Arena Funding–Back to the Drawing Board
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No: 37
Entrepreneur Gets Green Light for New Cab Company
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No: 36
The Strange Case of Upscale Blight
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No: 35
Liberal Think Tank All Wet on Business Taxes
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No: 34
Is Pittsburgh ‘Short-Sighted’?
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No: 32
Spending Our Way Prosperity Is A Bad Investment
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No: 31
Financing a New Penguins Arena
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No: 30
Bad Schools are Government’s Failure to Keep Faith
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No: 29
Tax Increment Foolishness
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No: 28
Pittsburgh’s Being Spun So Hard It’s Starting To Unravel
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No: 27
Is It Too Late For USAirways To Avoid Bankruptcy?
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No: 26
Did Pittsburgh Give The Store Away
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No: 25
Pittsburgh’s Maglev Effort Stacks Up Poorly To Competition
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No: 24
Where is the Taxpayer Outrage About Education Spending?
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No: 23
Gambling For Education? Not A Sure Bet
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No: 22
USAirways, Airline Industry Are Running Out Of Time
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No: 21
Mon-Fayette Opposition Study Contains Major Mistakes
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No: 20
Four Steps For Improving Allegheny County Assessments
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No: 19
Explaining Differences in School Performance
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No: 18
Pittsburgh’s West Busway: Extravagant Overspending
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No: 17
‘Sustainable Pittsburgh’ Would Destroy Final Leg of Mon-Fayette Expressway
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No: 16
What’s Wrong With Pittsburgh’s Resume?
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No: 15
Pittsburgh’s $18,500 Student
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No: 14
City Council Sidesteps Living Wage Fallout
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No: 13
New Convention Center Faces Intense Competition
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No: 12
No Case for New Taxes in Pittsburgh
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No: 12
Time For Some Honest Talk About ‘Maglev’
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No: 11
The Capital Stock and Franchise Tax Issue: It’s All About Attitudes
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No: 10
Regional Asset District Now Outspending Tax Revenues As Mission Creeps
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No: 09
Driving To Cleveland For Cheaper Airfares No Longer Necessary
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No: 08
Concerns About Pennsylvania Teacher Certification
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No: 07
Playoff Hoopla: A Tale Of Two Cities
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No: 06
Prevailing Wages: Costly and Unnecessary
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No: 05
Teacher Unions Fight Teacher Testing
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No: 04
This is No Way to Build a Highway
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No: 03
Redistricting Allegheny County Style
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Government Loan Guarantees Would ‘Federalize’ Failing Airlines
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No: 01
New Year’s Hopes and Wishes for 2002

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