Arizona Chamber Foundation
The Arizona Chamber Foundation (501(c)3) is a non-partisan, objective educational and research foundation. The Foundation produces research studies on Arizona public policy issues such as health care, budget, education, regulation, energy, and others in an effort to inform policy makers, business leaders, and the general public. Contributions to the Foundation are tax-exempt.
The Arizona Chamber Foundation accepts contributions from individuals, corporations, and nonprofit organizations. Contributions to the Arizona Chamber Foundation 501(c)(3) are tax deductible under Section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code. Please consult your tax advisor for more details.
Refund Policy: No refund of any kind will be allowed for Arizona Chamber Foundation contributions
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August 2010 - Online Permitting and Licensing: Arizona's Competitive Edge by Michael Hull
June 2010 - Pension Tension: Understanding Arizon's Public Employee Retirement Plans By Chris McIsaac
June 2010 - Self-Disclosure and Opportunity to Correct: Is Arizona Being Left Behind? By Mike Hull
April 2010 - The Use of General Permits Should Be Expanded in Arizona By Mike Hull
March 2010 - Defense and Aerospace in Arizona By Chris McIsaac
March 2010 - Regulatory Cost-Benefit Analysis: Getting the Regulation Right the First Time By Mike Hull
February 2010 - The Insurance Premium Tax By Chris McIsaac
January 2010 - The Case for Daubert: Ensuring Sound Science in Arizona Courts By Chris McIsaac
March 2009 - Analysis of Hospital Cost Shift in Arizona By the Lewin Group
