A one-page summary of Michigan legislative activity and political news of significance to government operations, public policy, and voter attitudes. Published weekly during legislative sessions and intermittently during legislative recesses. ...
Brief commentaries and opinion pieces on issues of the day. Published periodically, sometimes in conjunction with Michigan Roundup. Written by various staff members. The Best of Times: A Review of ...
A monthly publication that provides analysis of important health care issues under consideration by the legislature, executive branch, and professional associations. Written by Peter Pratt, Ph.D., Vice President and Senior ...
by Laurie Cummings, Senior Consultant for Economic & Education Policy This Advisor previews some of the initial evidence on economic development in Michigan’s tax-free renaissance zones. In July 1996 Governor Engler signed ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist, and Laurie A. Cummings, Senior Consultant for Economic and Education Policy This Advisor describes the FY 1997–98 state budget. Included are changes from FY ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist After 25 years of futility and 12 ballot proposals, in 1994 Michigan finally revamped the way it funds public K–12 education. This Advisor presents ...
by Laurie Cummings, Economist, and Robert Kleine, Senior Economist Once forbidden fruit, gaming has grown in popularity nationwide as a form of entertainment and as fuel for state budgets. This Advisor discusses ...
by Craig Ruff, President In November 1992, Michigan voters approved placing limits on the number of terms that an individual may serve in elective state office. This paper reviews the ...
by Kara Douma, M.P.A., Senior Consultant for Survey Research This Advisor discusses what's right and wrong with our schools, based on data from the 1996 Michigan Education Poll and a 1997 Wall Street ...
by Laurie A. Cummings, Senior Consultant for Economic and Education Policy Special education students, once segregated in separate classrooms and buildings, are now a familiar sight in mainstream schools. In ...