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...104,000 1.39% 1958 7,667,000 98,000 1.29% 1959 7,767,000 100,000 1.30% 1960 7,823,194 56,194 0.72% 1961 7,893,000 69,806 0.89% 1962 7,933,000 40,000 0.51% 1963 8,058,000 125,000 1.58% 1964

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October 20, 2014
The media recognize that without a trusted, independent source of data and analysis, the flow of information about state and local government issues would be controlled by

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November 18, 2014
Search by Year – Please Make a Selection2010s2000s1990s1980s1970s1960s1950s1940s1930s1920s1910s Over more than 90 years, CRC has produced a very large number of publications. To assist in searching these

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February 10, 2015
Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr’s possible solution of cutting benefits for pensioners of the City of Detroit has highlighted Article IX, Section 24 of the 1963 Michigan

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August 7, 2013
...constitutional revision study commissions were appointed by governors in 1878, 1938, 1941 and 1960. An eight-member commission was established in 1986 to review management-labor relations in the
Over CRC’s 100 year history, it has made an outsized impact for such a small organization. This is the fourth in a series of blog posts highlighting

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April 12, 2016
Over CRC’s 100 year history, it has made an outsized impact for such a small organization. This is the eighth in a series of blog posts highlighting

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June 8, 2016
...rose from 5.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 1960 to 17.9 percent in 2013.2 Health care expenditures as a percent of GDP are expected to
Council Comments #1038, December 1995 First in a series of occasional papers on issues raised by Proposal A of 1994. In Brief Nearly every tax imposed in

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December 1, 1995
Many people expect that the Regional Transit Authority (RTA) will try a second time at the November 2018 election to gain voter approval for a millage to
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