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 ...
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. ...
by David Kimball, Senior Consultant for Public Policy This Advisor conundrum posed by the environmental justice controversy and outlines potential solutions to this growing debate that has the business community ...
by Robert J. Kleine, M.B.A., Vice President & Senior Economist This Advisor discusses some proposals for changing the federal individual income tax and their potential effect on taxpayers. “The hardest ...
by Craig Ruff, President This Advisor proposes a dramatic shortening of Michigan’s ballot. Fifteen years ago I was working for James H. Brickley—then lieutenant governor and now chief justice of ...
by Martin Ackley, Consultant for Health Policy This fall will see legislature action on many important issues. The priorities are being set be the Republicans, who have the majority in ...
by Robert Kleine, Senior Economist, and Brent McIntosh, Research Assistant This paper examines trends in Michigan transportation revenue from 1982 to the present–with particular attention to the motor fuel taxes, ...
by Robert Kleine, Vice President and Senior Economist, and Brian VanKlompenberg, Research Assistant This Advisor describes the FY 1995–96 state budget, which is relatively generous and appears to be based ...
by Laurie A. Cummings, M.S., Senior Consultant for Economic and Education Policy, and Brian VanKlompenberg, Research Assistant This Advisor summarizes the second of four interview that PSC is conducting this ...
by Jack Bails, Vice President and Senior Consultant for Natural Resources This Advisor discusses the new polluter pay legislation, especially its potential effects on older urban areas. In January 1995 ...