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Tax Policy

Breaking down the taxes on your Christmas drinks

Dec 20, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

I’m sure if your family is getting together for the holidays there will be wine, mixed drinks or…

Regulatory Reform

Keep consumers in the driver’s seat on regulation

Dec 19, 2019

In the spirit of #ThrowbackThursday, I thought I would highlight a 1978 article from the Foundation for Economic…

Tax Policy

Nebraska’s economy is the 3rd most diversified, yet people are still leaving

Dec 18, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Ever wonder why Nebraska’s economy doesn’t seem to follow the national trend?  For example, the nation experienced one…

Regulatory Reform

More red tape to cut in Nebraska

Dec 17, 2019

Yesterday, President Trump held a roundtable on regulatory innovations inviting governors from around the country to share what…

Regulatory Reform

Report: Nebraska loses $141 million due to licensing

Dec 17, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

According to a new report published by the Pioneer Institute, the state of Nebraska took $36 million from…

Regulatory Reform

Make your season bright with Nebraska cottage foods

Dec 16, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

This Christmas, discover your favorite Nebraska cottage foods.

Regulatory Reform

Seattle restaurant server speaks out on new minimum wage

Dec 15, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

One of the great free-market economists of my lifetime, the late Milton Friedman, once said: “One of the…

The Full Platter

Retailer takes free market action for the environment

Dec 15, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

This story is almost 8 months old, but it’s new to me, and since the blog isn’t that…

Tax Policy

November state revenues up, especially corporate income tax

Dec 13, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Last month we talked about how the state’s revenues were exceeding forecasts.  In the last 30 days there…

Regulatory Reform

Meat? Yes, we know what that is.

Dec 12, 2019 • By Laura Ebke

As a former legislator, I understand (although never enjoyed) political pandering. I’ll admit that sometimes I would say nothing or…

Tax Policy

Utah begins special session on tax reform

Dec 12, 2019 • By Sarah Curry

Unfortunately, it’s not Nebraska that’s called a special session on taxes – it’s Utah! Utah has the nation’s…

Tax Policy

Senators staking out positions on property tax ballot initiative

Dec 10, 2019 • By Adam Weinberg

Nebraska state senators are already making their positions known, as a property tax ballot campaign emerges as a…

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