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MEGA, the MEDC and the Loss of Sunshine

By Michael D. LaFaive, published on July 29, 2009

Contents

S2009-05
  • Executive Summary
  • The Trend Toward — and Away From — Transparency
  • Measuring MEGA’s Efficacy
  • The Recent Reduction of Information on MEGA
    • MEGA Summary Spreadsheets
    • MEGA’s Annual Reports to the Michigan Legislature
    • A Summary of the Loss of Available MEGA Data
  • A History of Murkiness at the MEDC
    • Bipartisan and Nonpartisan Concerns
    • Dubious Claims and Reluctant Disclosure
  • Concerns and Recommendations
    • Michigan’s Economic Performance
  • Conclusion
  • Appendix A: A New Mackinac Center Database on MEGA
  • Appendix B: A Sample of Correspondence With the MEDC
  • Endnotes
ISBN: 1-890624-86-1, SKU: S2009-05

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