Regulatory Reform in Nebraska: Progress, Challenges, and Opportunities
Nebraska was an early mover in regulatory reform, but there is still room for improvement. The State RegData…
Nebraska was an early mover in regulatory reform, but there is still room for improvement. The State RegData…
Ratemaking is one of the oldest and most important responsibilities of many Public Service Commissions (PSCs) around the…
Last week, the Mercatus Center of George Mason University released its 2024 edition of “Snapshots of State Regulations.”…
While there are many aspects of institutional design to consider with Public Service Commissions (PSCs), like jurisdiction, responsibilities,…
The Nebraska Public Service Commission (PSC) traces its roots to the Nebraska Board of Railroad Commissioners (which two…
The last couple of weeks of June is often a time of great interest for those who watch…
A decade ago, Florida was far from the model for economic freedom from regulatory burden. The state ranked…
As previously discussed, economic statements are crucial for quantifying the impact of regulations and ensuring that state agencies…
Editor’s Note: As the 5th of 7 planned research notes by our summer intern, Stephen Trainer, this post…
A few states outside the midwest provide promising templates for regulatory reform and modernization, a pressing issue for…
First introduced in 2009 and subsequently passed by the US House of Representatives in 2023, the REINS Act,…
The primary autoregulative process when state agencies begin promulgating rules and regulations is the cost-benefit analysis (CBA). Despite…