Policy Briefs: Vol 4

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No: 48
2004: A Turnaround Year for Pittsburgh?
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No: 47
Defenders of School Spending: Give It Up
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No: 46
Pittsburgh’s New Business Tax Structure: Who Pays?
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No: 45
Council Balks at Bailout
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No: 44
PAT Answers Won’t Do
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No: 43
Pittsburgh Schools: Unconscionable Spending
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No: 42
Legislators Weigh In On City Finances
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No: 41
Amphitheater Mystery Deepens
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No: 40
‘Fiscal Prudence’ School Board Style
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No: 39
Reassessment Heartburn on the Way
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No: 38
Parking Authority: Time Expired
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No: 37
Budget Tomfoolery
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No: 36
Pittsburgh Commuter Tax: Bad Idea
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No: 35
Impact of a USAirways Failure to Survive
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No: 34
Shameful School Board Behavior
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No: 33
Time to Really Fix Pittsburgh Schools
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No: 32
Amphitheater Arrogance
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No: 31
Pittsburgh Must Help Itself
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No: 30
Reading, Writing, and Remediation
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No: 29
Dilatory Tactics in Pittsburgh
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No: 28
Pennsylvania’s Property Tax Reform: A Mixed Bag
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No: 27
A Benchmark City for Pittsburgh to Emulate
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No: 26
County Council Considers Compulsory Unionization
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No: 25
Time for the Stadium Authority to Help the City
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No: 24
Disappointing Job Growth–Not A Surprise
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No: 23
City Workers Must Face Facts
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No: 22
A Reality Check for the Penguins
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No: 21
Legislature Gets Unhelpful Advice
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No: 20
The URA–A Dose of Reality
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No: 19
Dramatic Lessons from New Zealand
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No: 18
Opportunity Costs–A Lesson Not Learned
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No: 17
PDF-R.I.P.?
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No: 17
Commercial Construction Tracks Economic Shifts
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No: 16
Three Cheers for County Council
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No: 15
School District’s Assault on Taxpayers
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No: 14
Attendance Woes Get Worse
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No: 13
Convention Center Hotel: Another Loss Leader?
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No: 12
Time to Tighten TIF Guidelines
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No: 11
Unbridled Disdain for Taxpayers
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No: 10
Pittsburgh Has a Severe Spending Problem
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No: 09
Another Lame Education Study Group
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No: 08
Tunnel Vision
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No: 06
City Use of County Services: Tax-Base Sharing, Part I
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No: 05
The Governor’s Job Program
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No: 04
Pittsburgh Taxes–Too High and Too Many
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No: 03
The Lazarus TIF–The Start of Something Bad
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No: 02
Pittsburgh’s Parking Tax Will Not Solve Spending Problem
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No: 01
Another Unhelpful Report Card on Education Funding

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