NEWS
- DECEMBER 2002
- Study:
Pharmaceutical industry helps New York's economy,
health care; policies should encourage its growth,
not punish its success (December 23, 2002)
- Study:
High taxes, debt, and job-creation costs lessen New
York's competitiveness; technology strengthens it (December
23, 2002)
- Insurer's
Web site offers information on update hospitals'
performance records (December 23, 2002)
- Institute
analysis: New York's 'tax gap' still big, but shrinking;
separate study shows state's 'tax effort' still nation's
highest (December 19, 2002)
- Poll:
New Yorkers prefer cutting government to raising
taxes (December 18, 2002)
- Senate
votes to extend current power-plant siting law (December
18, 2002)
- Report:
Health-care spending has increased much faster than
aid to schools, higher education (December
13, 2002)
- Report:
New York's higher-education system is a bargain for
taxpayers (December 10, 2002)
- Report:
State debt is too high to permit more borrowing to
address budget gap (December 6, 2002)
- Report:
Local taxes in New York are state's top competitive
disadvantage, and more state aid won't help (December
3, 2002)
- Echoing
Council, NLRB voices "serious concerns" about law
that helps unions organize (December 2, 2002)
- Council:
To ease health costs, New York should pursue '10
percent solution' (December 2, 2002)
- Survey:
Nearly half of states are reducing spending in response
to budget challenges (December 2, 2002)
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