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Tag: Mackinac Center (page 5)By JGillman, Section News
Despite state giving away $117 million in subsidies over two years, there are nearly 10 percent fewer industry jobs.
Pardon me.. do you have a second? I just wanted to say...
OK.. not exactly it, but a good representation of prognostication with regard to this issue. But this time with a little twist of lemony puckering. Film Reel Below The Fold.. (3 comments, 324 words in story) Full Story By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Unfinished Business — The UAW could still bring the Big Three down. NFIB Files Brief in Support of Mackinac Center Legal Foundation Case — The illegal shanghaiing of home-based day care providers into a union has attracted the attention of the National Federation of Independent Business. East Lansing's Teacher Contract Analysis — Compensation, health insurance, overtime and bonus pay. Lehman: Bold Strokes Needed to Save Michigan — Bringing state and local public-employee benefits in line with the benefits offered in the private sector would save Michigan $5.7 billion annually. (1 comment) Comments >> By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Golden Ticket — Video: Scarce slots at a charter school lottery. (Related story here.) I'm Your Vehicle, Baby — The White House to buy cars from government-owned GM. Proposal Would Punish Prudent School Districts — An attempt to micromanage school budgets isn't likely to help schools become fiscally stable. Nobody's Servant — Public employees make more than private-sector workers. By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Running Hot and Cold — The next wave of climate change. Economic Development 'Chicanery' — Lift the rocks and see what scuttles out. Little League Advice for Schools — School districts in Michigan would benefit from some advice from a Little League coach. 'Cause You Know It Don't Matter Anyway — High and dry, and out of the rain / It's so easy to hurt others when you can't feel pain! By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Texas Two-Step — Why Michiganders are moving to the Lone Star state. A Little Goes a Long Way — The government is already too involved in health care. See You in Court — The Mackinac Center appeals day care unionization case to the Michigan Supreme Court. 'Green Bonds' House Bill Encourages More Debt — If HB 5663 is the best lawmakers can do, we would be better off if they stayed home. Michigan Employment and Personal Incomes Better, But... — Transfer payments, which are largely government for social assistance programs, increased substantially in Michigan. Without them, Michigan drops to 41st among the states in per capita personal income. A MEGA Blast From the Past — We've been here before. By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Funds Disclosure — Convicted embezzler and tax-credit winner isn't the only one withholding critical information. (More articles on that theme here, here, here and here.) New Census Data: Michigan Economy Suffering More Than State Budget — Squeezing blood from a rock. Reorganization of Departments of Natural Resources and Environmental Quality Is Bad News — "Matrix management" is a major glitch. A Case for Private School Choice in Detroit — A universal tuition tax credit program would make high-quality education available to all students. By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * This Just In: Convicted Embezzler's Business Awarded State Tax Subsidy — Richard A. Short, shared the stage with Gov. Jennifer Granholm. No Checkbook Left Behind — More Michigan school districts get on board with transparency efforts. MEGA Jobs Announcements Symbolic Drop in the Bucket — Press-release economics aren't the answer. Michigan Service Tax Proves (Groucho) Marx Correct — Expanding the sales tax to more services is the wrong remedy. By THE MC Mackinac Center Blog, Section News
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* * * Reject state employee pay raise. For those of you keeping score at home, the latest on union corruption investigations in Michigan. Western School District budget, compensation and insurance data explained.
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