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Webinar Video: Measuring Prosperity in Nebraska

Dec 16, 2020

Here are additional resources from this webinar: Contact Shaun Flanagan Contact Ed Wickstead Presentation slides Video: “What is…

Regulatory Reform

Podcast: Build More Housing with Emily Hamilton

Dec 15, 2020

Emily Hamilton, a Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University joined Adam Weinberg to…

Government Spending

November tax revenues remain strong as 2021 Legislature approaches

Dec 15, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

Nebraska’s November General Fund tax revenues are in, and the good news is that revenue forecasts were both…

Regulatory Reform

Build More Housing: Land Use Reform Opportunities for Nebraska’s Cities

Dec 9, 2020 • By Emily Hamilton, Kelcie McKinley

Introduction Across the U.S., local zoning ordinances limit the amount of housing that can be built within their…

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December 16 webinar: Researchers to discuss measurements of prosperity in Nebraska

Dec 8, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

On December 16, the Platte Institute will host researchers Shaun Flanagan and Ed Wickstead of the Legatum Institute…

Regulatory Reform

Licensing recognition can help launch projects like Space Command in Nebraska

Dec 7, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

This article from the Lincoln Journal Star popped up in my notifications a bit ago, and while the…

Regulatory Reform

These 8 telehealth changes can permanently increase access to care

Dec 4, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed many unreasonable rules that made it difficult for Nebraskans to access health care. With…

Tax Policy

Nebraska has 4th highest wireless tax burden in the nation

Dec 2, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

According to a new report by the Tax Foundation, Nebraska has a combined federal, state, and local tax…

Regulatory Reform

Nebraska and Iowa groups call for uniform approach to job licensing

Dec 1, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

In a letter addressed to the governors of Iowa and Nebraska, and state legislators, the leaders of two…

Regulatory Reform

New legislation can welcome workers to Nebraska

Nov 29, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

As sometimes happens when you’re reading stories online, you stumble across things you’d never seen from months ago.…

Regulatory Reform

Help entrepreneurs find paths to success in the pandemic

Nov 23, 2020 • By Laura Ebke

A recent Wall Street Journal article opens with this line: “The coronavirus destroyed jobs. It also created entrepreneurs.”…

Government Spending

Nebraska highways ranked 12th ahead of a less-traveled holiday season

Nov 23, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

As health officials advise to avoid large family gatherings this Thanksgiving, and gas prices remain on the lower…

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