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Regulatory Reform

Job Licensing Reform Well Represented in Nebraska Legislature

Jan 25, 2017 • By Jim Vokal

Learn about bills you can support that remove barriers to job opportunities for Nebraskans.

Government Spending

Taxes and Budget Dominate Governor’s ‘State of the State’ Address

Jan 12, 2017 • By Sarah Curry

Governor Ricketts' State of the State address proposed regulatory and tax reforms. 

Regulatory Reform

Governor, Senators Support Job Licensing Reform

Jan 11, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

At least 8 bills promoting occupational licensing reform will be heard in this legislative session.

News Releases

News Release: Omaha City Council May Play Politics with Pension Debt

Jan 9, 2017

Major cities have been crippled by putting off needed pension reforms, but some members of the Omaha City…

News Releases

Media Availability: Jim Vokal & Nicole Fox to Discuss Legislative Session

Jan 4, 2017

Platte Institute Chief Executive Officer Jim Vokal and former state Sen. Nicole Fox, the Platte Institute’s new Director…

Government Spending

4 Ways the Legislature Can Remove Barriers to Growing Nebraska

Jan 4, 2017 • By Adam Weinberg

The 105th Nebraska Legislature can protect and strengthen the Good Life with the right game plan.

Policy Studies

Pension Debt: The Unsolved Problem Threatening Omaha and Lincoln

Jan 3, 2017

Two new reports by the Reason Foundation show the state of Omaha and Lincoln's municipal pension systems.

Government Spending

College-educated people are leaving Nebraska

Dec 20, 2016 • By Sarah Curry

College-educated people are leaving Nebraska, and they're frequently choosing our lower-tax rivals.

News Releases

News Release: State Senator Nicole Fox Plans to Join Platte Institute

Nov 30, 2016

State Senator Nicole Fox will join the Platte Institute for Economic Research as Director of Government Relations beginning in…

Tax Policy

Iowa Looks for Home Field Advantage on Taxes, Too

Nov 28, 2016 • By Jim Vokal

With tax reform in the Hawkeye State likely, will Nebraska just have to get used to losing to…

Tax Policy

News Release: Statement on 2016 Tax Expenditure Report Hearing

Nov 4, 2016

While some tax exemptions make economic sense, there are hundreds of millions of dollars worth that only serve…

Podcasts

Gallup CEO Jim Clifton: Entrepreneurs Key to Growing Economy

Oct 20, 2016

Hear Gallup CEO Jim Clifton's remarks on the need for entrepreneurship at the Platte Institute's 2016 Legislative Summit.

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