Bills would encourage paying down retirement debts
The $223.5 million is money that won't be spent on roads
Dictating how insurers set rates could raise premiums for safe drivers
Please Join Sylvie Légère, President and Co-Founder of The Policy Circle, and the Mackinac Center for Public Policy for a Policy Circle Conversation to discuss Free Enterprise.
New York has highest smuggling rate; Michigan ranks 14th
Latest data shows the relationship between cigarette taxes and smuggling
Proposal would increase lawsuits, incentivize fraud and drive insurers out of state
Lawmakers can spend more on roads without a tax hike
It’s time for EV to compete or fail on their own
Benefits costs remain expensive but are declining
Any increased costs would be dwarfed by the savings drivers will achieve
What’s the right balance between local, state and federal control? What about the rights of citizens — should these vary widely based on where one chooses to live? This panel will feature a lawmaker, policy expert and local government advocate to talk about what is happening in Michigan and across the nation on these issues.
Michigan families need more educational freedom
Board set to vote on action soon
Bills would lessen some licensing restrictions
Governor signs into law longtime priority
Bridge Magazine op-ed only considers tax hike option for more road funding
New report shows licensing reduces the supply of workers by 20 percent
Traverse City Light & Power should focus on other issues
Changes would empower drivers to reduce their insurance costs
Michigan should make it easy for people who have obtained occupational licenses in other states to work legally here.
The state would be better off sticking to funding roads rather than subsidizing film festivals, orchestras and garden poetry readings.
Gov. Whitmer wants government to give students a free community college education. The idea will cost at least $292.5 million per year and accomplish little.
Not all of it can be cut immediately, but some can redirected to roads now
A better trained workforce should further enhance opportunities for individual workers
