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The fur ban petition gets it backward. CPW already has a better plan. (Opinion)

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By Scott Ferguson
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By David Irwin and Scott Ferguson As lifelong hunters who follow wildlife rules, regulation and policy, we believe the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission made the wrong decision on March 4 by advancing a citizen petition to ban the sale of furs from Colorado’s wild furbearers.
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Out of the Shadows: Public Banking for Municipal Finance

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By Scott Ferguson
| Monthly Review Online Verified
In a recent essay, we advanced a proposal for sub-federal governments to sell municipal bonds to their own public banks. We took the city as our primary point of departure, but the same lessons are applicable to U.S. counties and states.
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Reclaiming the Public Interest: Cities Should Sell Municipal Bonds to Their Own Public Banks

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By Scott Ferguson
| Monthly Review Online Verified
What chance do local governments have in fighting authoritarian austerity, especially when they are left to rely on feckless legislators at the state and federal levels who refuse to push back? Right now, we see austerity budgets appearing across every institution and major employer in the U.S. If the federal government continues to sabotage municipalities, and the state governments (even in liberal states) are proposing cuts-only budgets, then what hope do cities have?
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