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- Cincinnati Coming to Grips with Pension Costs - With the public pension reform debate heating up in the Statehouse, it’s fitting timing for another pension crisis to arise—this time, in Cincinnati. Cincinnati’s situation is unique. Unlike Ohio’s other municipalities, Cincinnati city employees do not participate in one of … Continue reading
- Discussing the need for pension reform on 610 WTVN - Buckeye President Kevin Holtsberry was on 610 WTVN this morning discussing the need for pension reform and its impact on Ohioans. Continue reading
- Should You Need the Government’s Permission to Work? - The Institute for Justice has recently released an interesting report called License to Work. The report details the burdens the government frequently puts in the way of those seeking to find work and create jobs in the form of licensing … Continue reading
- Constant Engagement is the Key to Moving Policy - Getting public policy right is a difficult challenge. Even when everyone understands the need for change, the forces of the status quo win out. All too often, it is simply easier to let inertia set in and not do the … Continue reading
- Big Government Spending Does Not Equal Economic Growth - Just as Ohio’s economy shows signs of life the chorus has begun: spend, spend, spend! New tax revenue? Spend it. Surplus revenue at the end of the fiscal year? Spend it. The calls for increased spending cover a host of … Continue reading
