by Robert J. Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist This report, the seventh in a series on school finance reform, discusses the effects of the ballot and statutory proposals on ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist, and Alec Rodney, Economist Sixth in a series of reports on school finance reform, this report discusses how using the sales tax—the ...
by Peter Pratt, Vice President and Senior Consultant for Health Policy Despite criticism from many quarters of President Clinton's national health care reform plan, comprehensive reform will be accomplished by ...
by Laurie Cummings, Economist This report, the fifth in a series on school reform, discusses the effects of the ballot on statutory proposals on funding equity for Michigan's school districts. ...
by Robert J. Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist; Laurie A. Cummings, Consultant for Economic Policy; and Alec R. Rodney, Economist This report examines the Fiscal Year 1994–95 State of ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Consultant This report is the fourth in a series examining the fiscal effects of the two proposals on individual and business taxpayers and ...
by Laurie Cummings, Economist The third in a series of reports on school finance reform, this report includes information about what charter schools are, who can start one, who can ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist This is the second in a series of reports on school finance reform. It discusses the effects of the statutory and ballot ...
Michigan offers a wide range of outdoor recreation activities, from the traditional (e.g., camping, hunting, hiking, cycling, fishing, photography, birdwatching, snowmobiling, and off-road vehicle [ORV] riding) to activities that are ...
Throughout Michigan and in the Saginaw Bay region, failing septic systems are often identified as a potential source of pollution that contributes to public and environmental health concerns. However, information ...