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- The Economic Engine of a Hospital
- With the stimulus package dominating the news, there is constant talk about the multiplier effect: Every dollar pumped into Medicaid, say, could translate into upwards ...
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- Maryland Tries to Make E-Filing Sexy, Succeeds in Making Us Uncomfortable
- Maryland has made a really, really valiant effort with a new ad encouraging residents to e-file their taxes this year. It's a parody of those ...
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- That Pesky 17th Amendment
- Some state budget stabilization funds wound up on the stimulus cutting room floor yesterday. Matthew Yglesias wonders why seemingly strong political constituencies like state-level politicians ...
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- Watch That Stimulus
- Stimulus Watch looks like a website that probably should have been around long before the stimulus package: a thumbnail glance at all of the "...
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- Knowing What Works
- It's hard to know what's more heartening -- the fact that "broken windows" policing seems to be working in Lowell, M....
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- Mark Zandi: Government is the Only Hope for Getting Out of the Recession
- Just in case it still wasn't clear just how bad the economic outlook is for cities and states, Moody's economist Mark Zandi laid ...
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- Doomier and Gloomier
- As GOVERNING's Outlook conference kicked off its second day this morning, attention turned from the localities to the states. But the message was the ...
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- The Three C's at Work
- Today, we heard the bad news from our Outlook in the States and Localities panelists. But I doubt the grim fiscal outlook is a surprise ...
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- The $800 Billion Question: What Do Cities Want?
- So the situation's bad and the priorities are varied. But for the public officials and industry leaders gathered at GOVERNING's Outlook in the ...
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- Now Arriving at the International Terminal: New City Residents?
- In a discussion this afternoon at GOVERNING's Outlook conference, local leaders from around the country dicussed the priorities that are highest on cities' lists ...
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