Articles
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In Politics, Does Evidence Matter?
December 7, 2014By E.J. Dionne Jr. …The Haskins-Margolis effort comes in the wake of “Moneyball for Government,” a book whose title is a play on Billy Beane’s approach to… Read more »
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“A Call to Play Ball” Excerpt from Moneyball for Government
November 11, 2014By U.S. Senator’s Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and Mark Warner (D-VA) We started this book with a description of an impressive winning streak—the longest in the… Read more »
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Mayor McAdams Says Salt Lake County Will Practice “Moneyball for Government” in 2015
October 28, 2014By Tim Slover In baseball, “moneyball” is the practice of using statistical data to predict the overall success of a team. “Moneyball for Government,” an… Read more »
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By Marshall Stewart A Tulsa leader studies ways to better spend your money. District 9 Representative G.T. Bynum is the only city councilor in the… Read more »
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Berry Ready to Take a Swing at ‘Moneyball’
September 26, 2014By Gary Gerew Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry said the city is teaming up with others in a national effort to see how the ‘moneyball’ approach touted in… Read more »
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Tulsa City Councilor Joins National Program to ‘Moneyball’ Local Government
September 21, 2014By Jarrel Wade Councilor G.T. Bynum wants to bring “moneyball” to local government as part of a trend to base policy decisions on data-driven, trackable… Read more »
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With Help of Private Industry, USAID Review Finds $2.9 Billion for Maternal, Child Health
June 25, 2014By Ariana Eunjung Cha Faced with the daunting task of starting an ambitious program in global child and maternal health during a depressed funding climate… Read more »
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USAID Wants to Save 15 Million Kids by 2020
June 25, 2014By Maya Rhodan USAID’s mission has long been to help countries around the globe keep kids and families healthy. Now the agency’s plan is more… Read more »
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Progress in the War on Poverty
January 8, 2014By Nicholas Kristof America’s war on poverty turned 50 years old this week, and plenty of people have concluded that, as President Reagan put it: “We… Read more »
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How Cities are Using Data to Save Lives
November 12, 2013By Anya Kamenetz Baltimore reached the lowest infant mortality rate the city has ever recorded in 2012. Denver Public School students saw test scores improve… Read more »