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Jerry Brito:
Publication IconTransparency and Performance in Governmentpdf
October 21, 2009
Working Papers
Andrew Perraut, Jerry Brito

In this working paper, Senior Research Fellow Jerry Brito and Andrew Perraut discuss the importance of mandatory transparency to improve performance in the public sector.


Publication IconMobile Wireless Competition Notice of Inquirypdf
October 7, 2009
Public Interest Comments
Jerry Brito, Jerry Ellig
In this Public Interest Comment, Senior Research Fellow Jerry Brito and Jerry Ellig discuss the best ways to analyze competition within mobile wireless markets.

Publication IconFostering Innovation and Investment in the Wireless Communications Market(2)pdf
October 2, 2009
Public Interest Comments
Jerry Brito, Jerry Ellig
In this Public Interest Comment, Senior Research Fellows Jerry Brito and Jerry Ellig discuss the best ways to overcome barriers to innovation and investment in the wireless communications market.

Local Knowledge Small Pic JPGLocal Knowledge: Caring Communities: The Role of Nonprofits in Rebuilding the Gulf Coast
August 25, 2009
Research Papers/Studies
Daniel Rothschild, Emily Chamlee-Wright, Jennifer Zambone, Jerry Brito, Lenore Ealy, Peter Boettke, Roxanne Alvarez, Veronique de Rugy, Virgil Storr

This issue of Local Knowledge focuses on the role of nonprofits and social entrepreneurs in rebuilding the Gulf Coast. In this issue you can read research articles that explain what social entrepreneurship is; that discuss how social entrepreneurs and nonprofits play a critical role in the response to and recovery after disasters; and that detail where and when nonprofits have played key parts in rebuilding.


Publication IconThe Cost of State Online Spending-Transparency Initiativespdf
April 13, 2009
Mercatus On Policy
Gabriel Okolski, Jerry Brito
Mercatus Center Senior Research Fellow Jerry Brito and Mercatus Masters Fellow Gabriel Okolski address what it costs for states to develop transparency websites.  

Publication IconCrowdsourcing Accountability: How to Prevent Stimulus Waste and Fraudpdf
March 20, 2009
Congressional Testimonies
Jerry Brito

Senior Research Fellow Jerry Brito presents his ideas on transparency in the stimulus bill in this testimony before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.


For Whom the Bell Tolls_imageFor Whom the Bell Tolls: The Midnight Regulation Phenomenonpdf
December 18, 2008
Mercatus Policy Series
Jerry Brito, Veronique de Rugy

In this Mercatus Policy Series, Senior Research Fellows Veronique de Rugy and Jerry Brito provide an extensive analysis of midnight regulations. In addition to examining the motivations and circumstances behind this phenomenon, they address trends of regulatory activity, review the regulatory process, and discuss how midnight regulations can be mitigated in the future.


Publication IconA Solution to the Midnight Regulation Outburstpdf
November 24, 2008
Mercatus On Policy
Jerry Brito, Veronique de Rugy
Veronique de Rugy and Jerry Brito make recommendations to curb the proliferation of poor policies at the end of presidential tenures.

Publication IconKentucky’s Open Doorpdf
November 12, 2008
Public Interest Comments
Jerry Brito

Earlier this year, Gov. Steve Beshear appointed an E-Transparency Task Force to develop and implement a one-stop shop on the internet to allow citizens to easily access information about the state's finances. That Task Force recently asked for public comments on "mockups" of a proposed website design and online disclosure generally.


Publication IconMidnight Regulations and Regulatory Reviewpdf
September 23, 2008
Working Papers
Jerry Brito, Veronique de Rugy

This paper outlines some solutions to the midnight regulation problem and offers a new idea on how to deal with it.

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