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Research Note: Housing Affordability in Nebraska

Aug 18, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the sixth (and final) in a series of research notes written by our summer intern, Ethan,…

Research Notes

Research Note: The “Montana Miracle”

Aug 13, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the fifth in a series of research notes written by our summer intern, Ethan, exploring different…

Research Notes

Research Note: “Freedom Builds Faster” in Arizona

Aug 10, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the fourth in a series of Research Notes compiled by our summer intern, Ethan Roth. He…

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Research Note: Increased Housing Density can Increase Local Property Tax Revenue

Aug 5, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the third in a series of Research Notes written by our summer intern, Ethan Roth. This…

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Public Choice Theory and Land Use Zoning Regulations

Jul 27, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the second in a series of Research Notes written by our summer intern, Ethan Roth. Ethan…

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Case Study: Papillion and Missing Middle Housing

Jul 13, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

This is the first in a series of “Research Notes” compiled by our summer intern, Ethan Roth. We…

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Two Nebraska’s: The Growing Divide Between the Metro and Main Street

Jun 22, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

In our last blog post on the demographics of Nebraska, we looked at how Nebraska is faring in the…

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What Rural Nebraska Is Losing

Jun 4, 2026 • By Ethan Roth

NOTE: Before he left, our previous intern provided a blog post based on a paper he’d written for…

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A Tale of Two Midwestern Cities: What Omaha Can Learn from Des Moines

May 18, 2026 • By Jakob Myers

Note: This is the final blog post by Jakob Myers, the Platte Institute’s intern for the last year.…

Regulatory Reform

Research Note: How Changes in AI Regulation Could Affect Nebraska

Jan 6, 2026 • By Jakob Myers

A couple of weeks before Christmas, following the President’s recent executive order on artificial intelligence (AI), the Nebraska…

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Research Note: Changes in AI Regulations

Dec 17, 2025 • By Jakob Myers

On Thursday, December 11, President Trump signed an executive order aimed at limiting state-level regulations on artificial intelligence…

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Research Note: current efforts to address ag zoning issues

Sep 9, 2025 • By Jakob Myers

[Note: This is the final in a series of Research Notes by Platte’s intern, focusing on county zoning…

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