The Latest
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A Game Plan to Break the Gridlock
January 13, 2015By Jim Nussle and Peter Orszag A new Congress has been sworn in and our government is divided. It is now time to focus on… Read more »
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Washington, We Can Do This
January 13, 2015By U.S. Senators Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) and Mark Warner (D-VA) By now, everyone has heard of the story of baseball’s Oakland Athletics and their 2002… Read more »
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Why We Are Optimistic that Government Can Play Moneyball
January 9, 2015By Michele Jolin To dramatically expand opportunity and improve the lives of young people, their families and communities, government policy and funding decisions must be… Read more »
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Taking a “Moneyball” Approach to CYFD
January 6, 2015By Bruce Krasnow …Now, the movement even has its own book, Moneyball for Government, written by Peter Orszag and Jim Nussle, two former budget writers for… Read more »
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Can the U.S. Government go Moneyball?
December 23, 2014By Peter Orszag and Jim Nussle In an excerpt from their new book, two former Office of Management and Budget directors ask whether or not… Read more »
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Don’t Get Too Excited About the Budget Deal
December 10, 2014By Peter R. Orszag …The story of Youth Opportunity grants demonstrates the risks involved in indiscriminate cutting. The grants were administered, starting in 2000, by… Read more »
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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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Continuous Learning Is Key to Achieving Better Outcomes
December 2, 2014By Kirsten Lodal, CEO and Co-Founder, LIFT, and Dan Cardinali, President, Communities in Schools To address complex social challenges, we need to figure out what… Read more »