Policy Briefs: Vol 21

• Vol21 No:45Pennsylvania’s employment picture not so rosy
• Vol21 No:44Recommended action steps for the incoming mayor
• Vol21 No:43Casino revenues continue to climb
• Vol21 No:42An analysis of Allegheny County’s demolition awards
• Vol21 No:41PASSHE enrollment losses and problems mount
• Vol21 No:40Is RAD tax revenue headed for a record-breaking year?
• Vol21 No:39MSA’s labor force growth slow to rebound
• Vol21 No:38Attendance and academic performance in Pennsylvania high and middle schools
• Vol21 No:37Pittsburgh’s weakest performing schools show scant progress from 2016 to 2019
• Vol21 No:36Pittsburgh’s ARP spending approved but questions remain
• Vol21 No:35PIT’s performance over the last two decades
• Vol21 No:34Pennsylvania should not fund USGA tournaments
• Vol21 No:33Allegheny County’s finances through June
• Vol21 No:32Second quarter office vacancy rates remain high
• Vol21 No:31How the state budget affects Allegheny County’s school districts
• Vol21 No:30Covid recovery through June: Right-to-Work states much stronger
• Vol21 No:29PWSA’s latest rate proposal
• Vol21 No:28State revenues beat projections despite pandemic lockdown
• Vol21 No:27Allegheny County’s 2020 assessment appeals
• Vol21 No:26Evaluating Pittsburgh’s private jobs recovery from COVID downturn
• Vol21 No:25Shale impact fees hit a new low
• Vol21 No:24Port Authority’s spending grows while ridership is below pre-pandemic levels
• Vol21 No:23Schools receiving a second round of stimulus dollars
• Vol21 No:22Gaming revenues are rebounding
• Vol21 No:21Right-to-Work and pandemic jobs recovery
• Vol21 No:20Allegheny County’s hotel tax fell sharply in 2020
• Vol21 No:19Economic policies and Pittsburgh office vacancies
• Vol21 No:18Passengers and operations data at PIT
• Vol21 No:17Did DCED recover money from a bankrupt company?
• Vol21 No:16State’s lackluster job performance needs help, not hindrances
• Vol21 No:15Reviewing Allegheny County’s 2020 finances
• Vol21 No:14Pennsylvania’s unheralded benefit from shale gas production
• Vol21 No:13Government-mandated sick leave in Allegheny County is still a bad idea
• Vol21 No:12Will the tolling of Pa’s interstate bridges become reality?
• Vol21 No:11Were Allegheny County’s 2021 assessed values affected by the coronavirus?
• Vol21 No:10Reviewing Pittsburgh’s 2020 finances
• Vol21 No:09Pittsburgh MSA jobs data disappoints
• Vol21 No:08Prevailing wage rate debate goes on
• Vol21 No:07Recent developments for Allegheny County’s retirement system
• Vol21 No:06Pennsylvania’s job losses in 2020
• Vol21 No:05Troubles at Pittsburgh International Airport
• Vol21 No:04How did the RAD tax fare in 2020?
• Vol21 No:03Port Authority passengers and finances in the pandemic
• Vol21 No:02Another new year, another turnpike toll hike
• Vol21 No:01Big issues still front and center for Pittsburgh Public Schools