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Nebraskanomics

Civic Nebraska’s Nancy Petitto on The Unify Challenge

Feb 18, 2022

Civic Nebraska is sponsoring an online activity that pairs up Nebraskans from different points of view, to create…

Nebraskanomics

Nebraskanomics: Ernie Goss & Erin Norman on Inflation

Feb 14, 2022

Creighton University economist Ernie Goss and Erin Norman, a polling and messaging expert for the State Policy Network,…

Tax Policy

Nebraska’s 2022 Tax Agenda with Tax Foundation’s Jared Walczak

Jan 10, 2022

The Tax Foundation’s Annual State Business Tax Climate Index tracks which states offer the most competitive tax codes.…

Blueprint Nebraska

How Blueprint Nebraska Will Grow the Economy

Jan 4, 2022 • By Jim Vokal

What needs to change to make Nebraska a more attractive place to live, work, start a business, invest…

Government Spending

Nebraskanomics: Senator John Stinner on Balanced Budgets and Leadership

Dec 22, 2021

The chair of the Unicameral’s budget-writing Appropriations Committee joins Jim to discuss the financial picture for Nebraska and…

Tax Policy

Evaluating Nebraska’s Tax Collections with Tom Henning

Dec 3, 2021

Tom Henning, a Kearney-based food industry executive, serves on the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board, which projects how…

Tax Policy

Blueprint Nebraska’s Jim Greisch on Nebraska’s Missing Tax Relief

Nov 3, 2021

CPA Jim Greisch discusses why more than $50 million in property tax relief credits have gone unclaimed so…

Regulatory Reform

Jim Vokal & Ian Swanson discuss Nebraska’s labor shortage and solutions with Mike Beyer

Oct 27, 2021

Ian Swanson of KFAB News hosted Jim Vokal and Mike Beyer to discuss universal recognition for licenses, career…

Regulatory Reform

(Webinar) A Place to Live: Challenges & Opportunities for Housing in Nebraska

Oct 27, 2021

Valentine, Nebraska Mayor Kyle Arganbright, Dr. Emily Hamilton of the Mercatus Center, Kathy Mesner of Mesner Development, and…

Nebraskanomics

Nebraskanomics: Growing Nebraska’s Workforce with Mike Beyer

Oct 21, 2021

With more than 50,000 jobs currently available in Nebraska, Jim discusses ways to remove barriers to welcoming more…

Tax Policy

Nebraskanomics: Taxes That Lose Money for Nebraska

Sep 15, 2021

Tax attorney Tom Yamachika of the Tax Foundation of Hawaii explains how the types of taxes states have,…

Government Spending

Nebraskanomics: A GAAP in Nebraska Budgeting Practices

Sep 10, 2021

William Glasgall and former New York Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch of the Volcker Alliance join Jim to discuss…

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