Teachers’ Pay Didn’t Fall, But Great Recession Did Drive ‘Reduction In The Rate Of Increase’
East Lansing illustrates one way this happened Read more
Teachers Who Talk Down Their Profession Often Don’t Mention The Benefits
A decent pension and good health coverage for life among them Read more
Term Limits Blamed For Philandering Politicians, No Local Casino, More
The excuse for everything Michigan’s political class doesn’t like Read more
Latest Audit Finds Detroit Schools Budget Is Solid
District has 20% reserve, state average is 14.5% Read more
Regulators Imagine Possible Harms, Seek Car Market Restrictions
Rule good for dealers, regulators, lawmakers; consumers not consulted Read more
What the Mackinac Center is Thankful for in 2019
Freedom, fairness and fiscal responsibility Read more
Teachers Spin Low Pay Horror Stories, But Actual Figures Are Public Records
Claims mislead public on important public policy issue Read more
Got Lawyers? State Elections Bureau Shoots Down Union PAC Payroll Deductions
Extensive body of state law now micromanages political spending and activism Read more
Flint School Officials Blow It Again On Budget, Heading Back Into Debt
A shadow of its former self, district enrolls just 16% the number of kids as in 2000 Read more
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Licensure Mandates Cost Michigan Jobs And Millions In State Revenue
Job restrictions also have disparate impact on youth and minorities Read more