Policy Briefs: Vol 22

• Vol22 No:41PASSHE woes continue
• Vol22 No:40Prospects for gas well output at Pittsburgh International have dimmed
• Vol22 No:39PRT should right-size weak performing routes; governing bodies should insist on it
• Vol22 No:38Pittsburgh should go forward without the “jock tax”
• Vol22 No:37Pennsylvania gaming revenue led by slot machines
• Vol22 No:36Pittsburgh’s airport woes continue as junket visits England
• Vol22 No:35How municipal pensions fared during the pandemic
• Vol22 No:34Allegheny County school district financial data over the last ten years
• Vol22 No:33New PRT faces same Port Authority issues
• Vol22 No:32Pittsburgh Metro Area private jobs below pre-pandemic level
• Vol22 No:31What to expect from Pennsylvania’s Corporate Net Income Tax cut
• Vol22 No:30Economic headwinds impact office vacancy rates
• Vol22 No:29PIT’s post-pandemic passenger recovery falters
• Vol22 No:28What’s next for public-sector employee residency requirements?
• Vol22 No:27The common level ratio in assessment appeals
• Vol22 No:26How Pittsburgh and the Benchmark City fared during the pandemic
• Vol22 No:25Gaming in Pennsylvania continues to be strong
• Vol22 No:24Pennsylvania private jobs not fully recovered from pandemic
• Vol22 No:23Schools receive a third (and perhaps final) round of stimulus dollars
• Vol22 No:22Natural gas industry in Pennsylvania remains strong
• Vol22 No:21SEA attendance and finances during the pandemic
• Vol22 No:20PIT passenger recovery lags national upturn
• Vol22 No:19Port Authority’s light-rail costs near the top nationally
• Vol22 No:18Pittsburgh MSA population registers very little growth
• Vol22 No:17Pittsburgh region jobs struggling to recover
• Vol22 No:16Allegheny County’s 2021 assessment appeals
• Vol22 No:15Poor PSSA scores presage poor Keystone Exam scores
• Vol22 No:14The North Shore Connector turns 10: a look back and a look ahead
• Vol22 No:13The Keystone Exams fiasco
• Vol22 No:12An old tax idea is resurrected
• Vol22 No:11PIT passenger growth slowed sharply in December and January
• Vol22 No:10Allegheny County’s 2022 assessed values rose
• Vol22 No:09Pennsylvania revenues surge in the current fiscal year
• Vol22 No:08Pittsburgh metro private jobs recovery in 2021
• Vol22 No:07Allegheny County’s hotel tax revenue increased in 2021
• Vol22 No:06Pittsburgh’s office vacancy rates continue to languish
• Vol22 No:05Private employment growth during COVID: state comparisons
• Vol22 No:04What will be the impact of Pittsburgh’s 2021 pension actions?
• Vol22 No:03Turnpike toll hikes roll on
• Vol22 No:02PIT passenger counts and ongoing problematic issues
• Vol22 No:01ALCOSAN rates will rise through 2026