Sentences with phrase «save taxpayer money if»

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.

Not exact matches

«If we don't make those a little more efficient and a little bit more taxpayer friendly, you can call this government whatever you want, it's not going to save you any money,» Antonacci said.

Miner said the data also allows the city to better plan street repairs in the future, adding that if these strategies can lengthen the life of a street, it ultimately saves taxpayers money.

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Cuomo argued in his State of the State address that most taxpayers will save money if the minimum wage is increased, because there will be less call for expensive social services.

If that continues to be the case this year, it would save taxpayers money.

SPECTRUM NEWS VIDEO: Local governments are willing to find ways to consolidate and share services if it means saving their taxpayers money, but they don't want to take on another unfunded mandate.

Moreover, simple math and a reasonable memory will tell one that few if any jobs have been cut through layoffs or elimination to save money for the Town or the taxpayers during Mr. Gromacks» tenure with the exception of Lorretta Raimone and her staff that were eliminated through the merger of the Clerk and Receivers of Taxes office.

If more than 71 percent of voucher - using students switch from public to private, then taxpayers save money.

The study found that if non-teacher hiring had matched student growth, that would save more than $ 800 billion in taxpayer money - enough to give an $ 11,000 permanent raise to every public school teacher in the country.

This would certainly save the taxpayer money, but would there be any bidders willing to only get paid if their models could be shown to work for things that mattered?

Let's throw out CO2 from the equation for the moment as a by - product of the real problem and reframe the debate around what if anything can be implemented to save the taxpayer some money and improve the human condition.

If toilet exchange programs were as efficient as the EPA and Bureau of Reclamation claim, then such products would save so much money and water over time that they would sell themselves in the private market and wouldn't need taxpayer subsidies.

Your letter of January 20th made no mention of this, even though the supporting documentation showed that principal reductions would save taxpayers more money than principal forbearance, if modifications are limited through the use of a net present value test.