Publications
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part III
Some of the state’s most powerful interests have long fought broadening Nevada’s job base
In 1999, the Nevada Resort Association paid for a flawed study that claimed that new businesses coming to Nevada hurt the state financially.
Wasted potential
Federal government kills thousands of current and future Yucca jobs in favor of underwhelming number of subsidized ‘green’ jobs
In an effort led by Sen. Reid, the federal government has killed thousands of current and future Yucca jobs and replaced them with an underwhelming number of 'green' jobs.
Is CCSD preparing for a segregation lawsuit?
Legal counsel repeatedly claims attorney-client privilege
The legal status of the Clark County School District's desegregation plan remains an open question — one that the district refuses to clarify.
Mixing Keynes and mercantilism
Legislative ‘jobs’ initiative would benefit few, injure many
The 'Nevada Jobs Fund' would benefit few and injure many more.
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part II
Some of the state’s most powerful interests have long fought broadening Nevada’s job base
Some of Nevada's most powerful interests have fought broadening Nevada's job base.
Sandoval’s first-class plan for education
Nevada’s new governor outlines an agenda for success
Gov. Sandoval has outlined an education reform agenda that would increase student achievement.
Priorities for the 2011 Nevada Legislative Session
There are many issues to address, but a few stand out
Priorities for Nevada's conservatives and libertarians include controlling spending, reforming the budget process, increasing transparency and instituting proven education reforms.
Grading lawmakers’ performance
NPRI’s legislative report card will bring public accountability
NPRI's legislative report card will bring public accountability. This commentary explains how Nevada's lawmakers will be scored for their actions during the 2011 legislative session.
