Thomas Jefferson Institute
For Public Policy

Aug .
23
2004

Making Government Compete

by Geoffrey Segal posted under Commentaries, TJI

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One way for Virginia to improve its evaluation of competitive sourcing opportunities would be to look south — to Florida.

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