Other state and municipal reforms and privatizations
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Repeal the tax-exempt status of Blue Cross Blue Shield and the associated limitations on its ability to sell non-health insurance products. » www.mackinac.org/4493 |
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Sell Cobo Hall. » www.mackinac.org/6915 |
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Get government out of the golf business. » www.mackinac.org/7824 |
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Privatize underused state parks. » www.mackinac.org/7399 |
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Privatize state fairs and the associated land. » www.mackinac.org/5853 |
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Reform, restructure and sell portions of the Michigan State Housing Development Authority. » www.mackinac.org/9191 |
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Privatize a variety of state human resources operations. » www.mackinac.org/5025 |
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Sell the Department of Natural Resources' MacMullan Conference Center. » www.mackinac.org/4740 |
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Privatize municipal parking garages. » www.mackinac.org/6917 |
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Privatize state highway rest areas. » www.mackinac.org/6508 |
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Privatize management of the Mackinac State Historic Parks. » www.mackinac.org/6605 |
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Eliminate Department of Agriculture "market development" programs. » www.mackinac.org/6570 |
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If gambling is expanded through "racinos" or other formats, auction the licenses. » www.mackinac.org/6498 |
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Repeal protectionist auto dealership laws that prohibit car buyers from negotiating directly with manufacturers or auto brokers. » www.mackinac.org/504 |
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Level the state's regulatory playing field between banks and credit unions. » www.mackinac.org/7573 |
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Don't allow municipal governments to increase public, education and government channel fees ("PEG fees") on cable television companies. » www.mackinac.org/9944 |
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End the Michigan Civilian Conservation Corps. » www.mackinac.org/4142 |
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Strengthen the law providing an emergency financial manager for insolvent municipalities and school districts by expanding the manager's powers and legal protections. » www.mackinac.org/7451 |
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End state revenue-sharing to local governments wherever the money is not constitutionally mandated. » www.mackinac.org/6618 |
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Let Detroit save itself by fundamentally reforming the city's government and business climate, rather than pursuing further rounds of flashy government-subsidized projects. » www.mackinac.org/7453 |
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Let Detroit save itself and better serve its residents through a comprehensive program of privatizing city services. » www.mackinac.org/3148 |
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Let Detroit save itself by repealing the city's income tax, downsizing the city's bureaucracy and rolling back the regulatory burden on city businesses to a level similar to cities of comparable size. » www.mackinac.org/7349 |
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Amend the state constitution as needed to privatize the University of Michigan. » www.mackinac.org/6506 |
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