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PERC advances its agenda through policy analysis, conferences, books and articles, and "education".
==Personnel==
*[[Donald R. Leal]] - don@AT perc.org*[[Bruce Yandle]] - yandle@AT clemson.edu*[[Roger Meiners]] - meiners@AT uta.edu
*[[Richard L. Stroup]], Senior Associate
==Funding==
PERC recently underwent a name change from "Political Econonomy Research Center", this at some point since April, 2003. According to Mediatransparency, PERC under its old name, received $603,600 from [[Bradley Foundation ]] and $640,775 from [[Olin Foundation]]. Other funding has come from Sarah Scaife, [[JMFoundation]], [[LambeFoundation]], [[McKennaFoundation]], [[EarhartFoundation]], [[KochFoundation]], [[Carthage Foundation]] and [[Castle Rock Foundation]] -- the guts of a force of roughly a dozen or so foundations that, since the 1960s, have coordinated their efforts toward forging national policy favorable to deregulation of industry and to privatization. According to Mediatransparency's records, PERC received $4,175,875 from all funding sources combined from 1985 to 2002.
Since 1998 PERC has received $80,000 (unadjusted for inflation) from [[ExxonMobil]]. [http://www.exxonsecrets.org/html/orgfactsheet.php?id=62Exxon also has yearly donated money to this group.]
==Contact information==
==External links==
*Governor Jeb Bush,"[http://sun6.dms.state.fl.us/eog_new/eog/library/releases/2004/January/fwcc-01-02-04.html Governor Bush Appoints Brian S. Yablonski to the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission]", Media Release, Florida Governor's office, January 2, 2004.
[[Category:Think tanks]]
