Sentences with phrase «actually save the state money»

The good news is that charters will actually save the state money.

Neither Mr. Bedrick nor I can know if he's correct in the statement, «Well - designed STC programs such as those in Arizona, Florida, and Pennsylvania actually save states money by decreasing state expenditures more than they decrease state tax revenue.»

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But cutting the YJB won't save much money — around # 100,000 over three years — and threatens, through undermining a joined - up youth justice system, to actually increase costs over the long term through higher criminality and the attendant costs to individuals and the state.

The Cuomo administration says the program actually saves money for the state by leveraging federal aid for certain noncitizens whose care is now fully paid for with state dollars.

«We think it will actually save the state more money in sales tax abatements than they had budgeted for the governor's proposal.»

Gonzalez - Rivera says state aide for part - time courses could actually end of saving money in the long run.

Other economists used their analytical tools in lawsuits arguing that states failed to provide adequate education for all students, while others developed models to show that spending public money on dropout - prevention programs would actually save taxpayer money if the dropouts were later incarcerated.

So, the state actually saves money.

Boise State's Christine Loucks, one of the authors of the study you mentioned, says spending money on pre-k would actually save Idaho money in the long run.

In March 2016, Louisiana state superintendent John White was called out by state board members for promoting a report that said vouchers saved money in the face of testimony before the board that they actually cost more.

The CEC says all that solar power that has been installed in the state — more than 500MW — is actually helping to push back major investment in big power stations, and is saving people money.

It led to a raft of analyses by consulting firms showing how states could comply and actually save money for ratepayers by deploying cost - effective energy efficiency measures.

In addition to avoiding heavy fines from the EPA, by undertaking state - of - the - art refrigerant management supermarkets and manufacturers would actually save money that would be spent on purchasing more HFC refrigerants to replace the ones that leaked and paying technicians to refill leaky equipment.

Keep in mind: You can purchase coverage beyond your state's minimum requirements and doing so is likely to actually save you money in the long run.