Publications & Studies
Publications (page 7)
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Lowering Costs in Water Infrastructure through Procurement Reform
A Strategy for State Governments Every year in North America, 300,000 water main breaks threaten the safety of our communities and place enormous financial burdens on states already struggling to…
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Keeping the Promise: State Solutions for Government Pension Reform
Navigating the difficult waters of unfunded liabilities and public pension reform can be a daunting task, which is why the American Legislative Exchange Council Center for State Fiscal Reform has…
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Five Solutions for Addressing Environmental Overcriminalization
Five Solutions for Addressing…
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Abuse and Misuse of Personal Information
Executive Summary: Advances in technology provide a number of useful products and services that can either enhance or threaten personal privacy, depending on how these products or services are used and for…
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Tax Myths Debunked
Across the country, states are seeking new ways to become more economically competitive and better ways to grow. Unfortunately, economic prosperity can be elusive, as some policy prescriptions that are…
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ALEC 2013: Jobs, Innovation and Opportunity in the States
With unemployment remaining stubbornly high, and most Americans worrying about pocketbook issues like jobs, energy costs, retirement security, and health care affordability – ALEC releases its plan for Jobs, Innovation, and…
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Inside ALEC June 2012
“No government ever voluntarily reduces itself in size. Government programs, once launched, never disappear. Actually, a government bureau is the nearest thing to eternal life we’ll ever see on this…
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Rich States, Poor States, 5th Edition
A Message from Gov. Mary Fallin of Oklahoma In 2010, Oklahoma was just starting to climb out of the national recession that cost our state nearly 80,000 jobs.