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Coronavirus: Elections, Politics, Recession
Against the challenge of the novel coronavirus, Michigan's presidential primary is in the past, the nation's presidential election is upcoming and a recession is all but official.
The Sequence of Plunder: A Case Study of Housing Dispossession in Detroit
Part IV of this multi-part study: Property Taxes Create Openings for Opportunistic Land Speculators
Independent Streams (Week of March 26)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
In Other Words (week of March 16)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
Independent Streams (Week of March 9)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
Podcasters Take to the Roads, Look at the Economy and Cheer on the Schools
The economy, the roads and how Michigan is improving its lowest-performing schools. State of the State Podcasters also talk about stock market caution and the novel coronavirus.
In Other Words (Week of February 24)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
Michigan Sees Advantage from Consensus Revenue Projections
Michigan's revenue estimating process gives the state an advantage in managing its budget. Still, financial forecasting remains an inexact science.
Independent Streams (Week of February 17)
Our biweekly roundup of policy-relevant reads and IPPSR-connected research.
In Other Words (Week of February 10)
Our biweekly compilation of policy-related readings from divergent voices across Michigan.
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