Publications

The most important lesson in Nevada education

Meaningful reform, not more spending, is the answer

January 10, 2011 | by Victor Joecks

Educational improvement will come from meaningful reform, not more spending.

Incomparable — but not in a good way

Nevada public-ed establishment still eager to obfuscate dropout rate

January 4, 2011 | by Steven Miller

Nevada's public education establishment is still eager to obfuscate the state's dropout rate.

Smoke and mirrors: Part II

Defined-contribution plans offer retirees valuable flexibility

January 3, 2011 | by Geoffrey Lawrence

Defined-contribution retirement plans offer retirees valuable flexibility.

It’s about the margin

Even low tax rates can kill business and cause unemployment

December 30, 2010 | by Geoffrey Lawrence

While governments are obliged to levy taxes to finance their operations, it should be recognized that every tax destroys jobs and wealth.

Smoke and mirrors: Part I

New PERS report is disingenuous

December 29, 2010 | by Geoffrey Lawrence

A new study released by PERS administrators is intended to provide political cover for the failing defined-benefits system.

A shot in the dark

Public records show little benefit from handgun-registration program

December 22, 2010 | by Kyle Gillis

Public records obtained from Clark County show little benefit from handgun-registration program.

Effective education reforms provide savings

Increasing school choice also improves student achievement

December 20, 2010 | by Jeff W. Reed

School choice in Nevada, designed correctly, would be a win-win: It would increase student achievement and save Nevada taxpayers money.

Not-so-quick draw

Metro resists handgun-registration program transparency

December 16, 2010 | by Kyle Gillis

The Las Vegas Metro Police Department is resisting handgun-registration program transparency.

How a 10 percent ‘cut’ equals a 15 percent spending increase

Government ‘cuts’ are often simply smaller-than-desired increases

December 14, 2010 | by Victor Joecks

What government officials label "cuts" are often smaller-than-desired increases.

Beyond reality TV

Revealed: Ethics complaint, LVMPD/production company contracts

December 9, 2010 | by Kyle Gillis

An ethics complaint and LVMPD/production company contracts are revealed. 

Total Records: 1219

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