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Glenn Pasanen
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- Analysis: The Bloomberg Fiscal Legacy
- Bloomberg Takes Out a New Budget Playbook
- As Poverty Increases, Budget Cuts Tatter the Safety Net
- As Deficits Loom, City Faces More Cuts
- Despite Scant Results, Bloomberg's Anti-Poverty Project Goes National
- Bloomberg's Budget Ignores Untapped Revenue
- Behind Bloomberg's Budget Surpluses
- City Report Largely Mute on Budget Cuts, Recession
- Charter Proposal Gives Mighty Mayor More Clout
- Bloomberg's Management Style Offers Some Surprises
- City Hall's Budgetary Exuberance May Soon Fade Away
- Deep Budget Cuts Spark Little Debate
- Now, Some Good News About the City's Budget
- What the Mayor's Management Report Does Not Say
- Targeted Cuts, Improved Productivity Could Save City Services
- Cutting Spending as Revenues Rise
- Bloomberg and the Budget: A Story in Three Parts
- The City Grades Itself on Schools, Homelessness
- The Comptroller Reality vs. the Chancellor's Reality
- Coming Soon: Deeper City Deficits
- The Regressive Effects of a Sale Tax Increase
- Why Property Taxes Rise While Real Estate Falls
- How to Plug the Growing Budget Gap
- Creative Ways to Tax and Cut
- The Budget Outlook Goes from Bad to Worse
- New Yorkers Rate Their Government
- The Mayor's Budget-Cutting Strategy
- Amid Economic Turmoil, the Candidates Talk Taxes
- Looking at the Record: Taxes and Homelessness
- In the Face of Fiscal Uncertainty, the City Stays Calm
- Mayor Bests the Council in Latest Budget Battles
- Juggling the Budget Surplus
- Checking on How Government Spends Your Money
- On the City Budget, Agreeing Not to Disagree
- The Tough Budget Choices Ahead
- Tax Breaks - Who Wins and Who Loses?
- 2008: The Year the Good Times Ended?
- After the "Financial Emergency"
- Managing Billions in City Contracts
- The Mayor Offers a Barrage of Numbers
- The Mayor Offers a Barrage of Numbers
- Reviewing Federal and City Tax Cuts
- Looking at the Four-Year Financial Plan
- The Mayor's Legacy: Educational Improvements and Poverty Reduction, Or Bold Budgeting and Economic Development?
- Mixed News in a 'Good News' Budget
- Questions Remain About the 2008 Budget
- Fiscal Impacts of PlaNYC 2030
- The Many Ways to Spell 'Tax Relief'
- Tax Cuts For Tenants And Other Budget Debates
- Tax-And-Spend No More
- Property Tax Reform -- NOT
- High Revenue, Obscure Spending
- Hundreds Of Millions Of New Dollars To New York?
- Using City Tax Policy To Help The Working Poor
- After The Adopted Budget, Some Tinkering
- Budget Offers Little That's New
- Building Stadiums, Losing Revenue
- 2007 Executive Budget -- The Mayor Expands His Budget Powers
- Brighter Budget = Unique Opportunity
- Hiding Behind the Numbers
- The Mayor's Underwhelming Budget For 2007
- Happy New Year Budget
- Good News For The Budget, For Now
- Tax Reform In Bloomberg's Second Term?
- Mayor's Management Report for 2005: Thinner, Less Useful
- Ballot Proposal (And Candidate Suggestions) 30 Years After Near-Bankruptcy
- Campaign 2005: 10 Budget Choices Facing The Next Mayor
- $50 Billion Budget -- A Shortsighted Use Of Surpluses
- Budget Transparency After The West Side Stadium
- The Mayor's Budget Has No Big Ideas; The Council's Does
- State Budget, On Time But Imperfect. Also -- City Budget; City Performance
- State Debt + Federal Debt = City Budget Trouble
- Good News, Bad News
- A New Stadium Authority Will Add to City Budget Woes
- Fiscal Monitors Check And Balance The Mayor
- The Mayor's Management Report Skimps On Information About Education And Everything Else
- The Mayor's West Side Gamble
- Big Trouble Ahead, Say Budget Monitors
- Small Victories, Big Questions In The New Budget
- The Mayor's Latest Budget: Political Expediency, Future Deficits
- The City Council's Alternative Budget Choices
- Budget Surplus Obscures Uncertainties
- A Budget With No Soul
- Bush Tax Cuts and New York
- The City Modifies Its Budget and Searches for Cash
- Lessons For
- Shrinking Accountability: Proposed Changes To The Mayor's Management Report
- Three Actions By Governor Pataki That Dim City Budget Prospects
- The Fiscal Monitors Assess The Budget
- Summing Up the 2004 Budget; Looking Ahead in Education
- The City Budget: Avoiding Fiscal Meltdown
- Albany and the City's Budget
- The MTA's Funny Numbers And Smug Attitude
- Stop the Rhetoric -- Raise the Income Tax
- Renters and The New Property Tax Hikes
- Uncertain Billions In Mayor's Budget Plan
- Preliminary Budget Seeks to Avoid Spending Cuts
- Bringing Back The Commuter Tax
- Billion Dollar Questions About Next Year's Budget
- The Property Tax Proposal
- New York's Secret Tax