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Alcohol & Tobacco
August 23, 2019
Tip Sheet: E-Cigarettes Could Save States Billions in Medicaid Costs
State Government Relations Manager examines how electronic cigarettes and vaping devices can reduce state Medicaid costs.
Energy
August 22, 2019
Research & Commentary: Carbon Dioxide Tax Would Be a Bad Deal for Denver Residents and Businesses
$43 Million Annual Tax Would Cost Average Small Business $300 In The First Year
Alcohol & Tobacco
August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: E-Cigarettes Are Safer Than Combustible Cigarettes
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud rebuts claims that electronic cigarettes and vaping devices are just as harmful as combustible cigarettes.
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Alcohol & Tobacco
August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: Vaping Hospitalizations Likely Linked to Black Markets
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud examines recent headlines, finding vaping-related hospitalizations are likely linked to illegal, black market vaping products.
Alcohol & Tobacco
August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: Flavors Are Essential for Adult E-Cigarette Users
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud finds flavors to be a necessary component for e-cigarette success in helping smokers refrain from combustible cigarettes.
Education
August 16, 2019
Research & Commentary: New Report Details Benefits of Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts Program
ESA Program Saves Taxpayer Dollars, Increases Public-School Spending By $600 Per Participating Child

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August 23, 2019
Tip Sheet: E-Cigarettes Could Save States Billions in Medicaid Costs
By Lindsey Stroud
State Government Relations Manager examines how electronic cigarettes and vaping devices can reduce state Medicaid costs.
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August 22, 2019
Research & Commentary: Carbon Dioxide Tax Would Be a Bad Deal for Denver Residents and Businesses
By Tim Benson
$43 Million Annual Tax Would Cost Average Small Business $300 In The First Year
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August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: E-Cigarettes Are Safer Than Combustible Cigarettes
By Lindsey Stroud
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud rebuts claims that electronic cigarettes and vaping devices are just as harmful as combustible cigarettes.
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August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: Vaping Hospitalizations Likely Linked to Black Markets
By Lindsey Stroud
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud examines recent headlines, finding vaping-related hospitalizations are likely linked to illegal, black market vaping products.
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August 20, 2019
Policy Tip Sheet: Flavors Are Essential for Adult E-Cigarette Users
By Lindsey Stroud
State Government Relations Manager Lindsey Stroud finds flavors to be a necessary component for e-cigarette success in helping smokers refrain from combustible cigarettes.
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August 16, 2019
Research & Commentary: New Report Details Benefits of Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts Program
By Tim Benson
ESA Program Saves Taxpayer Dollars, Increases Public-School Spending By $600 Per Participating Child
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August 14, 2019
Why Renewable Energy Subsidies DO NOT Work
By Carly Good
Renewable energy subsidies cost the public billions of dollars to produce unreliable energy.
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August 9, 2019
Research & Commentary: New Executive Order Expands Direct Primary Care
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a new executive order from the Trump administration that would allow patients to use tax-advantaged health savings account funds to pay for direct primary care services.
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August 6, 2019
Research & Commentary: Partial Medicaid Expansion Is No Longer an Option
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans discusses Medicaid expansion and how states can respond to the recent rejection of Utah's funding increase request for its' partial Medicaid expansion.
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August 2, 2019
Research & Commentary: Shutting SNAP Loopholes Protects Aid for Truly in Need
By Matthew Glans
In this Research & Commentary, Matthew Glans examines a proposed rule from the USDA that would close the categorical eligibility loophole that allows states to make applicants in certain programs automatically eligible to participate in SNAP.
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