45 Ideas for a Prosperous Tennessee
Feature, Policy — By editor on January 21, 2010 at 2:30 amNASHVILLE – The Tennessee Center for Policy Research today made available in electronic version its most recent publication, An Idea a Day: 45 Ideas for a Prosperous Tennessee. The pamphlet offers one innovative free market idea for each remaining legislative day of the 106th General Assembly. Each idea is surmised in one brief sentence, followed by a link to original work published by TCPR on the issue.
Hardcopies of the pamphlet were provided to each member of the General Assembly last week. The electronic is now available to members and their staff as the Legislature embarks on the second session of the 106th General Assembly.
“When lawmakers look for solutions that will expand individual liberty, return taxpayers’ hard-earned money to their pockets, and reduce the size and scope of government, they now have a place to turn,” said Justin Owen, Director of Policy at TCPR. “We hope members of the General Assembly utilize this simple, concise resource as they conduct the people’s business.”
The pamphlet offers solutions in each of the following policy areas:
- Budget
- Education
- Government Reform
- Government Waste
- Healthcare
- Property Rights
- Regulation
- Taxation
- Technology
- Transparency
- Transportation
The electronic version of An Idea a Day, complete with links to original TCPR work on the ideas offered, can be viewed by clicking here.
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