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- Taxpayers need more simplicity and transparency — not misleading arguments meant to stoke fears of successful choice schools
- Plans, zoning and annexation form front lines for Wisconsin cities looking to build more housing
- We increasingly live in a world of unsolved crime
- State should cut funding to public media
- Kewaunee power possibility adds to Wisconsin nuclear trend
- Taxpayers spared nearly $8.5 million in Wisconsin alone due to Trump administration order cutting aid to public broadcasting
- Local government regulations push price of a Wisconsin roof skyward
- Subject by subject, Wisconsin districts face higher rates of teacher turnover
Browsing: Reports
When NAFTA was ratified in 1994, we studied the issue an concluded it would benefit Wisconsin. Five years later, we examine our hypothesis and discover that NAFTA works.
What It Will Take to Make It Work
Between 1991 and 1998 the rates of both teen pregnancies and births fell across the nation: among teenagers ages 15-19,…
A myth that continues to exist in the minds of the public and many a government regulator is the notion…
Over the last decade no issue in Wisconsin has been more closely watched here and across the country than the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program.
The Objectives of the Research The objectives of this wave of WPRI’s ongoing…
A review of current issues and trends
The path to fewer prisons
It is no wonder that the national debate in the early 1990s over universal health insurance was so acrimonious and…
Inflated claims, meager results
Wisconsin’s state government turned 150 years old this year. Over that time, Wisconsin state government has grown from a few…
The Objectives of the Research The objectives of this wave of WPRI’s ongoing research program continued to be to measure…
How have poor people responded to changes in the economy and in social welfare programs? It should surprise no one…
Is it an idea whose time has come (again)?
Plea bargaining, punishment, and the public interest
Is light rail the answer to metropolitan Milwaukee’s traffic problems?
The Wisconsin Works (W-2) program has garnered substantial attention for revolutionizing expectations about the obligations of public assistance recipients. Less…
Looking at Hmong children clearly shows that a functional, supportive family is still the single best barometer for educational success in our public schools.
A review of university course materials
After languishing for 150 years in the backwash of economic development in the Green Bay area, the Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin (hereinafter “the Tribe”) is experiencing its first generation of prosperity. The prosperity is the result of a bingo and casino gambling franchise, hard work, and a good location. The Tribe is using