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Schools seek new property tax powers
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Editor’s note: The following guest opinion was written by Jack McHugh, the senior legislative analyst and Ben DeGrow, the education policy director at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, a research and educational institute headquartered in Midland...
Groups Call For Further Reform Of State Forfeiture Laws
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The Mackinac Center of Public Policy and the ACLU are teaming up to call for the continued reform of Michigan’s civil forfeiture laws. The Mackinac Center’s Jarrett Skorup tells WSJM News reforms made in 2015 have helped to reign in, to a degree, how...
Mackinac Center for Public Policy
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Lighting Water On Fire? Gas In Water Supplies Existed Long Before Fracking
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Part three: Main fear about process existed before hydraulic fracturing By Jarrett Skorup | 8/30/2013 Michael Heberling, president of the Baker College Center for Graduate Studies and an adjunct scholar with the Mackinac Center for Public Policy, said...
Mackinac Center Expert Available for Comment on FY 2018 Budget Release
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Fiscal policy analyst to be in Lansing Wednesday for Snyder’s presentation https://www.mackinac.org/23260

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Mackinac Center: Advancing Liberty and Opportunity

How School Funding Works in Michigan can serve as resource for all stakeholders … more
The 1830s and 40s: Horace Mann, the End of Free-Market Education, and the Rise of Government Schools – School Choice in Michigan

During the three decades preceding the Civil War, two significant developments occurred in popular education in the United States. The first is that the foundations were laid for a government takeover...