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Publications Type: Civic Report

Everyone Wins: How Charter Schools Benefit All New York City Public School Students
by Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 60, October 2009


Measuring Immigrant Assimilation in the United States
by Jacob L. Vigdor
Civic Report 59, October 2009


How Special Ed Vouchers Keep Kids From Being Mislabeled as Disabled
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 58, August 2009


Preparing Prisoners For Employment: The Power Of Small Rewards
by Anne Morrison Piehl
Civic Report 57, May 2009


The NYC Teacher Pay-for-Performance Program: Early Evidence from a Randomized Trial
by Marcus A. Winters, Matthew G. Springer
Civic Report 56, April 2009


Grading New York: An Evaluation of New York City's Progress Reports Program
by Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 55, October 2008


Building on the Basics: The Impact of High-Stakes Testing on Student Proficiency in Low- Stakes Subjects
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters, David Wagner, Julie R. Trivitt
Civic Report 54, July 2008


Measuring Immigrant Assimilation in the United States
by Jacob L. Vigdor
Civic Report 53, May 2008


The Effect of Special Education Vouchers on Public School Achievement: Evidence From Florida's McKay Scholarship Programs
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 52, April 2008


What's in a Name? The Decline in The Civic Mission of School Names
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 51, July 2007


How Much Are Public School Teachers Paid?
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 50, January 2007


Getting Farther Ahead by Staying Behind: A Second-Year Evaluation of Florida's Policy to end Social Promotion
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 49, September 2006


Leaving Boys Behind: Public High School Graduation Rates
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 48, April 2006


Pricing the "Luxury Product": New York City Taxes Under Mayor Bloomberg
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 47, November 2005


Mayor Bloomberg & The Limits of Pragmatism
by Nicole Gelinas
Civic Report 46, November 2005


The Cost of Their Intentions 2005: An Analysis of the Democratic Mayoral Candidates' Spending and Tax Proposals
by Nicole Gelinas
Civic Report 45, September 2005


Child Poverty and Welfare Reform: Stay the Course
by June E. O'Neill, Sanders Korenman
Civic Report 44, December 2004


The $36 Billion Bonus: New York's Gains from Federal Tax Cuts
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 43, August 2004


No Strings Attached? Ensuring that “CFE” Funds are Spent Effectively
by Raymond Domanico
Civic Report 42, July 2004


Private Competition for Public Services: Unfinished Agenda in New York State
by E. J. McMahon, Adrian Moore, Geoffrey F. Segal
Civic Report 41, December 2003


Defusing the Pension Bomb: How to Curb Public Retirement Costs in New York State
by E. J. McMahon, Peter Ferrara
Civic Report 40, November 2003


Why Is Manhattan So Expensive?
by Edward L. Glaeser, Joseph Gyourko
Civic Report 39, November 2003


Vouchers for Special Education Students: An Evaluation of Florida’s McKay Scholarship Program
by Jay P. Greene, Greg Forster
Civic Report 38, June 2003


What Parents Think of New York’s Charter Schools
by Duncan McCully, Patricia J. Malin
Civic Report 37, June 2003


Rent Control and Housing Investment: Evidence from Deregulation in Cambridge, Massachusetts
by Henry O. Pollakowski
Civic Report 36, May 2003


Gaining Ground, Moving Up: The Change in the Economic Status of Single Mothers Under Welfare Reform
by June E. O'Neill, M. Anne Hill
Civic Report 35, March 2003


Who Really Benefits from New York City’s Rent Regulation System?
by Henry O. Pollakowski
Civic Report 34, March 2003


Testing High Stakes Tests: Can We Believe the Results of Accountability Tests?
by Jay P. Greene, Greg Forster, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 33, February 2003


Effects of Funding Incentives on Special Education Enrollment
by Jay P. Greene, Greg Forster
Civic Report 32, December 2002


Public School Graduation Rates in the United States
by Jay P. Greene, Marcus A. Winters
Civic Report 31, November 2002


Competitive Contracting of Bus Services: A Better Deal for Riders and Taxpayers
by E. J. McMahon, E. S. Savas
Civic Report 30, November 2002


Deja Vu All Over Again: The Right Way to Cure New York’s Looming Budget Gap
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 29, October 2002


What Do Teachers Teach? A Survey of America’s Fourth and Eighth Grade Teachers
by Christopher Barnes, Chester E. Finn, Jr.
Civic Report 28, September 2002


High School Graduation Rates in Washington State
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 27, August 2002


Show Me the Money: Butting-Cutting Strategies for Cash-Strapped States
by William D. Eggers
Civic Report (with ALEC), July 2002


State of the New York City Public Schools 2002
by Raymond Domanico
Civic Report 26, March 2002


New York City’s Housing Gap Revisited
by Peter D. Salins
Civic Report 25, February 2002


2001 Education Freedom Index
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 24, January 2002


Tax-and-Spend, Boom-and-Bust: Lessons for Mayor Bloomberg
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 23, December 2001


Do Police Matter? An Analysis of the Impact of New York City’s Police Reforms
by George L. Kelling, William H. Sousa, Jr.
Civic Report 22, December 2001


High School Graduation Rates in the United States
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report (with BAEO), November 2001


The Cost of Their Intentions: An Analysis of the Mayoral Candidates’ Spending Proposals
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 21, October 2001


What New York Has Gained From Tax Cuts
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 20, September 2001


New York's Savings from the New Tax Law: A Good Start, But Loose Ends Remain
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 18, July 2001


Gaining Ground? Measuring the Impact of Welfare Reform on Welfare and Work
by June E. O'Neill, M. Anne Hill
Civic Report 17, July 2001


The Tip of the Iceberg: SURR Schools and Academic Failure in New York City
by Dr. Joseph Viteritti, Kevin Kosar
Civic Report 16, July 2001


An Evaluation of the Florida A-Plus Accountability and School Choice Program
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report (with Florida State University and PEPG), February 2001


Campaign 2000 Tax Proposals: What They Mean for New Yorkers
by E. J. McMahon
Civic Report 15, October 2000


Education Freedom Index
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 14, September 2000


State of the New York City Public Schools
by Dr. Joseph Viteritti
Civic Report 13, September 2000


The Effect of School Choice: An Evaluation of the Charlotte Children’s Scholarship Fund Program
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 12, August 2000


A Survey of Results from Voucher Experiments: Where We Are and What We Know
by Jay P. Greene
Civic Report 11, July 2000


Transforming Probation Through Leadership: The "Broken Windows" Model
by The Reinventing Probation Council
Civic Report (with the Robert A. Fox Leadership Program, APPA, and NAPE), July 2000


Does Charter School Competition Improve Traditional Public Schools?
by Paul Teske, Mark Schneider
Civic Report 10, June 2000


School Finance Reform: A Case for Vouchers
by Nechyba Heise
Civic Report 9, October 1999


Right-Sizing Justice: A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Imprisonment in Three States
by Anne Morrison Piehl, Bert Useem
Civic Report 8, September 1999


Broken Windows Probation: The Next Step in Fighting Crime
by The Reinventing Probation Council
Civic Report 7, August 1999


The New York City Teachers’ Union Contract: Shackling Principals’ Leadership
by Dale Ballou
Civic Report 6, June 1999


Debt & New York’s Public Authorities: Borrowing Like There’s No Tomorrow
by William J. Stern, Edwin Rubenstein
Civic Report 5, January 1998


The Whitman Tax Cuts: Real Gains For New Jersey Taxpayers
by Timothy Goodspeed
Civic Report 4, November 1997


What's Working? Lessons from the Front Lines of Welfare Reform
by Steven Cohen, William Eimicke
Civic Report (Civic Review 1), July 1997


The Effects of Rent Deregulation in Massachusetts
by Henry O. Pollakowski
Civic Report 3, June 1997


New York City’s Housing Gap
by Peter D. Salins
Civic Report 2, September 1996


New Jersey Income Tax Cut Led to Savings, Not Rise in Local Taxes
by Timothy Goodspeed, Peter D. Salins
Civic Report 1, March 1996


Politics and Public Pension Funds
by Roberta Romano
Civic Report (Booklet), June 1994


A Proposal to Expand Consumer Choice and Economic Opportunities by Deregulating the Auto Insurance Market
by Jeffrey O'Connell, Michael Horowitz
Civic Report (White Paper), September 1992




 

 

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