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Tax Policy

Unstable revenue sources make unsustainable tax reform

Apr 8, 2024

Sustainable tax reform depends upon sustainable revenue sources. And while Platte Institute has been critical of a state-local…

Tax Policy

Nebraska’s competitive sales tax and historic 2023 income tax reform must be protected

Apr 7, 2024

As Platte Institute wrote in National Review last year, Nebraska achieved the best tax reform in the country…

Regulatory Reform

Protecting both kids and protecting privacy not easy in the era of high tech

Apr 4, 2024

LB1092, the Adopt the Online Age Verification Liability Act, is currently being considered by the Legislature. This would…

Tax Policy

96% of Nebraska income losses go to lower tax states

Apr 2, 2024

Capital flows to where it is most welcome. A state’s tax burden is one factor that contributes to…

Regulatory Reform

Protecting Constitutional Liberties

Mar 21, 2024 • By Laura Ebke

LB43 introduced by Sen. Rita Sanders–an important bill supported by the Platte Institute, and made the vehicle for…

Regulatory Reform

Throwing down (the red carpet for workers)

Feb 29, 2024 • By Laura Ebke

The Platte Institute has been one of the leaders in advancing the cause of occupational licensing reform since…

The Full Platter

School Choice is Essential, And Nebraska’s Tax Credit Is About as Freeing as It Gets

Feb 27, 2024 • By Neal McCluskey

Educational freedom – often reduced to “school choice” – is expanding nationwide, and Nebraska joined in last year…

Tax Policy

Property tax relief should focus on cutting school levies

Feb 20, 2024

Governor Jim Pillen seeks to cut Nebraska property taxes by 40% through a tax package that includes raising…

Tax Policy

The unintended consequences of cigarette tax increases

Feb 19, 2024

Sin taxes are levied on products that are believed to have a societal cost. And tobacco products are…

Regulatory Reform

Accountants, electricians, and market equilibrium

Feb 15, 2024 • By Laura Ebke

The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of…

The Full Platter

Consumer Power: The Rising Demand for Repairable Electronics

Feb 8, 2024

As the 2024 session passes the one-third complete mark, it’s worth reflecting on one issue that isn’t on…

The Full Platter

Federalism Rankings

Feb 6, 2024 • By Laura Ebke

Two months ago, we made note of the Cato Institute’s Freedom ranking, which places Nebraska towards the bottom…

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