Publications
Open-meeting-law fines: Solution or loop-hole?
Fines are no substitute for vigorous enforcement
Fines should not be a substitute for vigorous enforcement of current penalties.
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part V
Some of the state’s most powerful interests have long fought broadening Nevada’s job base
It's not just the gaming industry — many of the states most powerful special interests have long fought policies that would have encouraged the expanding of Nevada's job base.
County commission’s control identified as major source of UMC problems
For decades, political management of county hospital has produced corruption, scandals and deficits
For decades, political management of the county hospital has led to scandals and deficits.
Follow Florida on education reform
Don’t be fooled by attempts to distort Florida’s record
Don't be fooled by attempts to distort or ignore Florida's record on education reform. The Sunshine State's reforms worked and would increase student achievement in Nevada as well.
The tax-hike conspiracy
Big interests out to get the little man
Special interests are colluding in Carson City to try and institute a new business tax.
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part IV
Some of the state’s most powerful interests have long fought broadening Nevada’s job base
An economic analysis from the CED has discredited the two main arguments the Nevada Resort Association has used and continues to use in support of a broad-based business tax.
