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Regulatory Reform

The Reality of Childcare in Nebraska

Aug 4, 2026 • By Ryan Kopsa

For Nebraska to reach its full potential, we must become a state where young families and workers want…

Research Notes

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…

Research Notes

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…

Tax Policy

How Lincoln Raised Property Taxes Without Raising Rates

Jul 8, 2026 • By Jared Walczak

Lincoln’s new budget levies the same property tax rate as last year, with Mayor Gaylor Baird boasting that…

The Full Platter

Nebraska’s Child Care Costs Are Holding Back Young Families

Jun 30, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

We recently posted about childcare regulations, and Nebraska’s solid standing according to the Archbridge Institute. But there are…

Regulatory Reform

Where Nebraska Stands on Childcare Regulations in 2026

Jun 23, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

Nebraska has a lot to be proud of in the Archbridge Institute’s 2026 State Childcare Regulations Index. Ranking…

Research Notes

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…

Regulatory Reform

Nebraska Population Growth: Are We Winning the Race for Residents?

Jun 19, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

When measuring a state’s economic vitality, the most honest metric isn’t always in a government budget report—it’s in…

Nebraskanomics

Nebraskanomics: Mark McHargue on Nebraska’s Agriculture Industry

Jun 17, 2026 • By Jim Vokal

Tune in to the latest episode of Nebraskanomics as we welcome President of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, Mark…

Regulatory Reform

Free Markets, Local Control, and the Impact of Minimum Wage Policy on Rural Nebraska

Jun 15, 2026 • By Laura Ebke

Nebraska hit a major wage milestone in January 2026 when the state’s minimum wage rose to $15 an…

Nebraskanomics

Nebraskanomics: Laura Ebke on Second Chances in Nebraska

Jun 10, 2026 • By Jim Vokal

Tune in to the latest episode of Nebraskanomics as we welcome Platte Institute Senior Fellow Laura Ebke. During…

Regulatory Reform

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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