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State Budget Consolidation Resized

State Budget Consolidation

April 27, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

Increasing budgetary demands from Medicaid and corrections are the predominate factors behind the projected shortfall in the General Fund. Some lawmakers have proposed combining the two state budgets into one unified budget to fix the shortfall in the GF. ...

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Lottery Economics Resized

Lottery Economics

April 27, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

Lotteries add very little to the incomes of most state governments; the average lottery state realizes only about 3.6% of its income from its lottery. The same market forces that reduced Alabama’s tax revenue—putting the state in its curren ...

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Lottery Economics Resized

Lottery: Harming Alabama’s Most Vulnerable

April 27, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

Households with annual incomes of less than $25,000 spend about $600 per year on lottery tickets, compared to $289 in households earning more than $100,00. African Americans are more likely to lose a higher proportion of their incomes ...

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Lottery Economics Resized

Lotteries: Socioeconomic Effects

April 27, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

Around two million Americans are addicted to gambling, and another 20 million let it interfere with their work and social lives. On average, gambling addicts have more than double the debt of non-gambling households and are much more likely to have filed ...

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AL Public Pensions Resize

Alabama’s Public Pensions: Building a Stable Financial Foundation for the Years Ahead

April 24, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

API is pleased to release our latest study, Alabama Public Pensions: Building a Stable Financial Foundation for the Years Ahead. Authored by James Barth and John Jahera of Auburn University, the study makes a compelling case for structural pension reform ...

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State Budget Consolidation Resized

Alabama’s Combined FY2015 Budget

April 20, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

In trying to identify budget solutions, we took a look at where the money in Alabama actually goes... Click Here to Download Report

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Marriage Resized

The Ongoing Battle over Same-Sex Marriage

February 13, 2015
by The Alabama Policy Institute

This summer the Supreme Court will ultimately decide whether states can define marriage as between only one man and one woman. Recent Supreme Court trends indicate that Justice Kennedy will again deliver the Court’s ruling on this issue, which will ultima ...

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Charter Schools Challenges and Solutions Resize

Charter Schools in Alabama: Challenges and Solutions

January 28, 2015
by John Hill, Ph.D.

"API has made a powerful statement in support of reform over the status quo. I wholeheartedly endorse it and believe it will affect the debate in a positive direction in Alabama and nationwide" -Governor Bobby Jindal In this research paper, featurin ...

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Revolving Door Resize

Statewide Amendment 1: The American and Alabama Laws for Alabama Courts Amendment

October 29, 2014
by The Alabama Policy Institute

The purpose of this amendment is to reaffirm that the Alabama Constitution is the supreme authority in the state and that courts are prohibited from applying foreign law when it would result in a violation of an individual’s constitutional rights. Amendm ...

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Revolving Door Resize

Statewide Amendment 2: $50 million bond issue for National Guard Armories

October 28, 2014
by The Alabama Policy Institute

Proponents of the amendment have pointed to the need to rebuild or repair a number of outdated armories located throughout the state. While opponents acknowledge the need for improvements at some Alabama armories, there is great consternation with increas ...

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