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Challenges in public finance vary between municipalities due to factors such as scale and economic structure; successful policies in one municipality may be adaptable to similar municipalities.

The protests in Puerto Rico succeeded due to the unification of Puerto Ricans, who have different views on the Commonwealth's ideal status.

New research by a University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy scholar finds that the ability to vote with a mobile device increased turnout by three to five percentage points in the 2018 federal election in West Virginia.

The study Dean Baicker references occurred over a decade in Massachusetts and found that the result of these incentives is smaller increases in healthcare spending, as well as better-quality care.

If there was a silver lining to the Great Recession for cities and states across the country, it’s this: public officials learned lessons about sustainable financing.

His research suggests that mobile voting could be a way to reduce inequities in access to voting. The mobile app used in the study requires two forms of biometric verification at each step, yet paper ballots are more secure than any electronic system.

“I want to give back and have a positive impact on people’s lives, and the work I am doing now does just that.”

Daniels writes to University recruiters in the U.S. asking them to travel beyond China to recruit international students in light of the recent political climate.