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Despite New Scholarships, Michigan College Enrollment is Still Falling

...Four-Year Universities by Institutional Type Source: Citizens Research Council calculations based on Michigan Department of Education, MI School Data, College Enrollment Destination. Annual figures reflect the number

Council Briefs

May 2, 2024
Tags College Scholarships, Community Colleges, Educational Attainment, Tuition, universities

Addressing Anti-Asian Bias is an Important Part of Covid Recovery

...communities, exacerbating challenges experienced by AAPI citizens (a broad, heterogenous classification). Disaggregated data reveals that certain groups within the AAPI community have experienced numerous health disparities, such

Council Briefs

July 13, 2021
Tags AAPI, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Hate Crimes, Health Disparities, Public Health

Blight in Michigan: Not Just a Big-City Problem

...ameliorate blight. These communities across the state rely on tax revenues, federal and state grants, and other funds to address issues related to blight. Here at the

Council Briefs

December 17, 2021
Tags blight, economic development, land bank

Recalling State Officials in Michigan

...1963 Michigan Constitution (Article II, Section 8). Recall allows citizens the power to remove an elected official before the end of that official’s term. While this power

Council Briefs

November 7, 2011
Tags city, county, elected officials, recall, school, state, township, village

How the Pieces Fit Together: The Cost of Living and Mobility in Michigan – Midland

...our heavy reliance to car ownership because of the sparsity of public transportation, and issues of urban sprawl. Who: The Citizens Research Council of Michigan, Michigan Chamber

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April 25, 2019
Tags gas tax, no-fault, Public transportation, urban sprawl

In one Michigan worker, a microcosm of workforce issues

...are falling through the cracks of workforce development, a new report from the Citizens Research Council of Michigan finds. Among the key findings in the report, “Overcoming

Council Briefs

January 29, 2020
Tags workforce development

For low-income workers, sometimes the hardest part of the job is getting there

...to live. Public transportation is unreliable and uncoordinated. And auto insurance rates can be astronomically high, especially in the Metro Detroit area. A new report by the

Council Briefs

February 11, 2020
Tags Michigan, workforce

Detroit Could Use Incremental Income Tax Revenue to Reduce the Property Tax

...to citizens as relief from the property tax burden. To be sure, Detroit has incredible demands on very limited resources, tributes to the past activities—pension contributions and

Council Briefs

September 22, 2023

Forecast for Michigan’s Economy: Uncertainty, Variability and Consensus, Oh My!

Happy CREC Day! Catch up on all things Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference (CREC), held May 16, with Citizens Research Council Director Craig Thiel and Senior Research Associate

Podcast

May 20, 2025

The Affordable Care Act Survives yet Another Visit to the Supreme Court

...Background In 2017, the Citizens Research Council convened an expert panel to discuss Michigan’s experience with the ACA. Panelists agreed that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care

Council Briefs

June 22, 2021
Tags ACA, Affordable Care Act, health care, Health Insurance, health policy, Health reform, obamacare, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Public Health, Supreme Court, Universal Coverage
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