- Vol5 No:50No Sale on City-County Purchasing Agreement
- Vol5 No:49Taxpayers Need to Hold On to Their Wallets
- Vol5 No:48Overhyped Pennsylvania Jobs Numbers
- Vol5 No:47Bargain Basement Price for Slot Machine Licenses
- Vol5 No:46Time to End Transit Unions’ Right to Strike
- Vol5 No:45Fumbling Transit Cost Containment
- Vol5 No:44School Boards Lack Respect for Taxpayers
- Vol5 No:43Pennsylvania Should Adopt Tax and Spend Limits
- Vol5 No:42Talk is Cheap-Good Policy is Hard
- Vol5 No:41Pittsburgh Should Learn from Act 47 Graduates
- Vol5 No:40Assessment Angst: The Never Ending Story
- Vol5 No:39Act 47 Must Curb Pittsburgh’s Workers Comp Costs
- Vol5 No:38Subsidizing Retail Fails As A Job Producer
- Vol5 No:37Casino Fantasy
- Vol5 No:36Clueless in Pittsburgh
- Vol5 No:35Public Sector Unions Are Hobbling Pittsburgh
- Vol5 No:34A More Sensible Direction for Pittsburgh
- Vol5 No:33Pull the Connector’s Plug
- Vol5 No:32Victory Center: Triumph of Misuse of Power
- Vol5 No:31Terminate the Stadium Authority
- Vol5 No:30South Side Works: A Progress Report
- Vol5 No:29Are City Tax Revenues Falling Short?
- Vol5 No:28Latest Education Funding Plan Fleeces Taxpayers
- Vol5 No:27Spurious Pleading For Mass Transit Spending
- Vol5 No:26Chains Around the Cradle of Liberty
- Vol5 No:25Pittsburgh School Audit a Waste of Tax Dollars
- Vol5 No:24City-County Merger Unnecessary and Undesirable
- Vol5 No:23Property Assessments: Lessons From Butler County
- Vol5 No:22Deep-Six Pittsburgh’s ‘Big Dig’
- Vol5 No:21Three (Big) Cheers for the Port Authority
- Vol5 No:20Caps Are Out: Now What?
- Vol5 No:19Pittsburgh’s Taxing Situation
- Vol5 No:18Decision Time in Allegheny County
- Vol5 No:17Five Steps to Reliable Assessments
- Vol5 No:16Denver’s Solution for Mile High Transit Costs
- Vol5 No:15Cold Water for Overheated Merger Rhetoric
- Vol5 No:14Impact of Assessment Cap Scheme on Downtown Tax Base
- Vol5 No:13Rethinking Industry Recruitment
- Vol5 No:12Assessment Cap: Good Politics, Poor Policy
- Vol5 No:112006 Assessments: Much Better Than Existing Assessments
- Vol5 No:10Bus Transit Costs–What’s to be Done?
- Vol5 No:09Addressing the Imbalance in Act 111
- Vol5 No:08Reassessment Controversy: Doing the Right Thing
- Vol5 No:07The Hollowing Out of Downtown Pittsburgh
- Vol5 No:06Funding Crisis? No, It’s a Spending Crisis
- Vol5 No:05Rethinking Port Authority Subsidies
- Vol5 No:04Getting Soaked in Deer Creek
- Vol5 No:03Cooling Down Fire Bureau Spending
- Vol5 No:02Note to Pittsburgh Tax Collectors
- Vol5 No:01Port Authority Costs–Round Two
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