Your taxes keep rising—so why is Connecticut broke? (see pdf for complete list) Connecticut residents pay the highest taxes in the entire country, second only to New York. Next year, lawmakers must close a multi-billion-dollar
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HARTFORD – A new report released today by the Yankee Institute warns that Connecticut’s true unfunded liability for pension and other retirement benefits is much bigger than widely assumed. Connecticut’s pension system serving 175,000 active
LESS CHOICE, HIGHER COSTSMaine’s Experience Should Give Connecticut Pause in Pursuing Politicized Health Insurance Rate Approval ProcessSB 194 – An Act Concerning Rate Approvals For Individual Health Insurance Policies purports to be responding to real
OBAMACARE FOR CONNECTICUT Dr. SustiNet’s Prescription for Big Government Healthcare The Yankee Institute for Public Policy By Marc Kilmer February 2010 About the Author Marc Kilmer is a Senior Fellow at the Maryland Public Policy Institute
OBAMACARE FOR CONNECTICUT:Dr. SustiNet’s Prescription for Big Government HealthcareFor full PDF, please see attachment above The Yankee Institute for Public Policy By Marc Kilmer February 2010About the AuthorMarc Kilmer is a Senior Fellow at the
HARTFORD – The Connecticut version of Obamacare called SustiNet could add more than $2 billion in new annual spending to the state budget with no means to pay for it, a new study by the
November 19, 2009 – by Tamara Tragakiss Download the Report Now! Executive SummaryA dog’s life in Connecticut may be cheap, but it’s not free. Towns charge owners a dog license fee that is set by
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY A dog’s life in Connecticut may be cheap, but it’s not free. Towns charge owners a dog license fee that is set by the state, which then shares in the revenue collected. The
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY When Americans think they can find a better job and higher quality of life somewhere else, they move. Migration between the states is the ultimate expression of “voting with your feet.” Some states
This report is a non-partisan effort to increase the public’s and policymaker’s understanding of the recently enacted American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA), the so called “stimulus bill,” as well as some of