5 Questions On Pension Reform with Jonathan Small, OCPA
At the end of May, OCPA released the policy paper: “SAVING WORKERS’ RETIREMENT: First Steps Toward Public Pension Reform in Oklahoma.” We
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What Does Leadership Mean To You?
What does ‘leadership’ mean to you? BY OCPA · FRI, JUL 12, 2013 09:12 AM CDT What does ‘leadership’ mean
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OCPA: Policy analyst: Leavitt report is still Obamacare
Policy analyst: Leavitt report is still Obamacare BY JONATHAN SMALL • Published: July 14, 2013 Recently, Leavitt Partners released a
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Carnuccio: Free Market Friday: Workplace freedom
Free Market Friday: Workplace freedom By Michael C. Carnuccio, Guest Columnist I’m just returning from Albuquerque, N.M., where I had the
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OCPA Reacts To OK Medicaid Report
Statement from OCPA Fiscal Policy Director Jonathan Small on the Leavitt Partners Report “The report released today by the Leavitt
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Carnuccio: Hanging Together
Free Market Friday: Hanging together By Michael C. Carnuccio, Guest Columnist The Internal Revenue Service began targeting organizations with the terms
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Carnuccio: Heroes Among Us
Free Market Friday: Heroes among us By Michael C. Carnuccio, Guest Columnist Three score and nine years ago, those from America’s
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Carnuccio: When The Truth Really Hurts
Free Market Friday: When the truth really hurts By Michael C. Carnuccio Posted: 06:29 PM Thursday, May 30, 2013 We
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OCPA: Jobs Leaving Oklahoma For Lower-Tax Climate
Jobs leaving Oklahoma at the speed of Hertz for lower-tax climate BY DAVE BOND · WED, MAY 29, 2013 A
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Carnuccio: Shining City On A Hill
Free Market Friday: Shining city on a hill By Michael C. Carnuccio, Guest Columnist Thursday, May 23, 2013 NBC Nightly News
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Carnuccio: Thanks To Moms
Free Market Friday: Thanks to moms May 9th, 2013 Written by: Michael C. Carnuccio It’s just after 1 p.m. on
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OCPA: Medicaid vs. Religious Freedom
Medicaid vs. religious freedom BY BRANDON DUTCHER AND JONATHAN SMALL You’re perhaps aware that the Oklahoma City-based retailer Hobby Lobby
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