Ethan Blaine

Ethan Blaine

Education Finance Specialist
Ethan Blaine is a Public Sector expert in education and government. He offers comprehensive analysis of policies and initiatives in education funding, government grants for schools, and the role of government in shaping educational outcomes.
What Are the Causes Behind Baltimore's Rising Traffic Congestion?
Public Services & Infrastructure What Are the Causes Behind Baltimore's Rising Traffic Congestion?

Baltimore's downtown area has recently seen a significant increase in traffic congestion, frustrating many commuters. Chris Lerch, a resident of Northeast Baltimore, exemplifies the daily struggles faced by drivers as they navigate seemingly unpredictable traffic conditions. The collapse of

Can Digital Substations Revolutionize the Modern Power Grid?
Public Services & Infrastructure Can Digital Substations Revolutionize the Modern Power Grid?

The increasing energy demands in the United States, driven by the shift from fossil fuels, the adoption of electric transportation, and the growing need for data, are pushing the energy sector to evolve. One of the most promising advancements in this field is the development of digital substations.

Tax Break at Checkout: Boost to Barrie Businesses and Charities
Economic & Fiscal Tax Break at Checkout: Boost to Barrie Businesses and Charities

As the holiday season approaches, Barrie businesses are hopeful the newly implemented sales tax break at the checkout will invigorate the local economy and possibly encourage more donations to charities. Some community members believe the tax break will inspire consumers to increase their spending

Global Volunteers Collaborate for 2024 UN E-Government Survey Success
Science & Technology Global Volunteers Collaborate for 2024 UN E-Government Survey Success

The importance of digital governance has escalated in recent years, and the 2024 United Nations E-Government Survey plays a pivotal role in assessing the digital governance capabilities of the 193 United Nations Member States. Conducted by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social

Cato Institute Report Guides DOGE on Reducing Federal Government Size
Government Cato Institute Report Guides DOGE on Reducing Federal Government Size

In an unprecedented move toward government efficiency, the Cato Institute has released a detailed report designed to assist the newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), spearheaded by notable entrepreneurs Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy. This initiative aims to significantly

How Are Unions Leading the Charge to Decolonize Education Systems?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Are Unions Leading the Charge to Decolonize Education Systems?

On International Human Rights Day, Education International (EI) highlighted the critical role of unions in dismantling colonial legacies deeply ingrained in global public education systems. The research discusses how colonialism in education is tied to broader structures of capitalism, patriarchy,

How Is Interpipe Ensuring Logistics Despite Border Challenges?
Public Services & Infrastructure How Is Interpipe Ensuring Logistics Despite Border Challenges?

Amid increasing geopolitical tensions and potential blockades at the Ukrainian-Polish border, Interpipe, a prominent industrial company in Ukraine, has been actively developing innovative logistics strategies to ensure the smooth delivery of its products to international markets. By devising two

Are Blockchain Applications Secure Enough for Corporate Use?
Science & Technology Are Blockchain Applications Secure Enough for Corporate Use?

Blockchain technology, initially developed as the backbone for digital currencies like Bitcoin, is now becoming a key component for digital transformation across various industries. This evolution has prompted significant investments and innovations in blockchain applications, especially in highly

Are Connecticut's Fiscal Guardrails Harming Essential Service Funding?
Economic & Fiscal Are Connecticut's Fiscal Guardrails Harming Essential Service Funding?

Connecticut's fiscal guardrails, introduced in 2017 as a series of budget controls, have been instrumental in stabilizing the state's finances. These measures, including caps on spending and borrowing as well as savings programs, have allowed the state to build robust reserves and address

Will New Inheritance Tax Policies Cripple UK Farmers' Futures?
Economic & Fiscal Will New Inheritance Tax Policies Cripple UK Farmers' Futures?

The subject of this analysis revolves around the ongoing protests by UK farmers against the recently proposed changes to inheritance tax policies. These changes have ignited a wave of concern among farmers, who perceive them as a significant threat to their livelihoods and the future of the

Loading
Latest Articles

Subscribe to our weekly news digest.

Join now and become a part of our fast-growing community.

Invalid Email Address
Thanks for Subscribing!
We'll be sending you our best soon!
Something went wrong, please try again later