Tax Policy
Personal Property Tax Reform Could Relieve Slump in Economic Growth
Nebraska’s economy just took another hit to its otherwise solid reputation for growth.
Government Spending
Legislative Summit to Highlight the Good Life at Work
The Platte Institute is hosting its annual Legislative Summit in Lincoln on September 26.
Regulatory Reform
Could NYC’s Dog-Sitting Crackdown Come to Nebraska?
Nebraska can protect itself against bone-headed regulations passed in other states.
Government Spending
Taxpayers Aren’t to Blame for Revenue Shortfall
The Legislature is learning that it can't spend more without the economic growth to pay for it.
Government Spending
Nebraska Falls Slightly in Fiscal Ranking, But Could Fall Again
Resting on our laurels can be a competitive weakness for our state.
Regulatory Reform
Licensing Report Shows Nebraska Lawmakers Need Better Information
Without knowing which questions to ask, licensing laws can create more problems than they solve.
Regulatory Reform
SCOTUS Decision Eviscerates Property Rights, States Must Defend Ownership
A Supreme Court decision underscores the need for states to safeguard property owners from harmful regulation.
Regulatory Reform
Which State Agency Is Nebraska’s Biggest Regulator?
Here are 10 state agencies issuing the most regulations.
Regulatory Reform
Governor Presses Pause on New State Regulations
An executive order will require state agencies to review their current regulations.
Regulatory Reform
Report: Nebraska’s Regulatory Code Would Take You 10 Weeks to Read
A new report uses a computer program to identify restrictions in Nebraska state regulation.
Regulatory Reform
REINS Acts Take Down Barriers to Growth
States legislatures need to provide more scrutiny of red tape regulation.
Government Spending
New Nebraska Government Agency Unveiled
Two state agencies are merging to create a new, streamlined department.