Happy New Year from Pioneer Institute

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We hope you are taking time to celebrate and find peace during this season. Thank you for your support for Pioneer, which has helped us stay focused on steering the state’s debate on the pandemic response, and making progress on our key policy objectives. Here’s to a great 2021 for Massachusetts and the country.

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The ‘Big Shrink’ – Massachusetts Firms’ Dramatic Drop in Size

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June 2, 2011

Pioneer Institute study calls on lawmakers to respond to state's inability to create jobs

Pioneer Institute Announces Winner of 20th Annual Better Government Competition

June 1, 2011

Pioneer Institute Announces Winner of 20th Annual Better Government Competition

Mary Z. Connaughton Joins Pioneer Institute as Director of Administration and Finance

May 13, 2011

Mary Z. Connaughton Joins Pioneer Institute as Director of Administration and Finance

Enter Pioneer’s “MuniShare” Municipal Report Contest

April 12, 2011

As part of Pioneer Institute's annual Better Government Competition, Pioneer is offering two $3,000 awards for the best municipal reports.

Report Urges Reforms to Massachusetts Connector

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March 17, 2011

Pioneer Institute lays out seven steps to correct the Connector’s over-reliance on revenue generated from subsidized insurance products, and aid the small business community.

Dumping Massachusetts’ Know-Nothing Amendments: Church, State, and School Reform

March 16, 2011

Pioneer released a research paper on Massachusetts Catholic schools, giving them high marks for providing a high-quality education and a safe learning environment for poor and working-class families at a substantially lower cost than the average public school’s per-pupil expenditure.

Worcester Telegram and Gazette: Black history — blacked out

February 24, 2011

Until state education leaders reinstate the MCAS history requirement, students won’t know important chapters in black — and Massachusetts — history.

Report shows reforms to state’s costly Unemployment Insurance system would create 10,000 new jobs, $7.5B in economic growth

February 10, 2011

High Tech Council, Pioneer Institute push reforms to nation’s most expensive safety net

The Boston Globe: State’s focus is too narrow for job creation

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January 30, 2011

We need a new approach to put the hundreds of thousands of unemployed Massachusetts citizens back to work. We need to stop picking winners and losers, and stop making such concentrated, publicly funded bets on specific companies and industries.