Steven Miller
Steven Miller is vice president for policy at NPRI and has been full-time with the Institute since 1997. Steven oversees public policy research, including the Institute's studies, conferences, commentaries and in-depth research projects.
Publications :
Policy Studies
Transforming Education in Nevada Through High-Quality Digital Learning
Frequently Asked Questions (and Hysterical Allegations) Regarding TASC
Nevada's Chronic Overspending and How to Deal With It
The Destructive Impact of a Gross Receipts Tax
Commentaries
Who are ‘John Does 1-10’ in monorail-bond lawsuit?
Monorail bondholder sues for fraud
Despite repeated promises of backers, government takeover of monorail looms
Monorail bankruptcy judge: Let’s talk money
White House: $1.3 billion more in Nevada will 'create' 10,000 new jobs
Court-managed foreclosure program may violate Nevada Constitution
Horsford-led IFC may have illegally plundered millions from College Savings Plan
Speaker Oceguera got more double-dipping pay than he claimed
NLV fire department confirms Oceguera’s double-dipping
Speaker Oceguera — another government ‘double-dipper’?
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part V
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part IV
The lawmakers vs. the law, Part III
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part II
The lawmakers vs. the law: Part I
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part V
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part IV
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part III
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part II
Diversification’s unhappy history: Part I
Report: Nevada’s financial position ‘precarious’
Incomparable — but not in a good way
The rise of sociopathic government
Thirty years of bad faith — and counting
A response to Assessor Schofield
Uh-oh — the public is starting to understand
Destroying child care to 'help' it: Part III
Destroying child care to 'help' it: Part II
Coming soon: A more transparent Nevada
Destroying child care to 'help' it: Part I
Obama’s multi-trillion-dollar cover-up
Legislature’s dirty little secret revealed
The code language is flying again
Public higher education in Nevada needs a basic re-thinking
The century-old scheme to disempower parents
On the road to health-care Hell
The subtext behind the tax talk
The great public authority swindle: Part II
The great public authority swindle: Part I
Hard lessons learned in budget process
Time to get real on career and technical education
When minimizing wages is union policy
Helping the Poor — or helping The Mob?
Nevada’s hidden accountability wars
LVCVA: The Larcenous Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority
The Private Sector Would Do Better
Pseudo-Compassion and the State
'Disciplining' Canadian pharmacists - from Nevada
Dead and Not Knowing It, Part 2
Dead and Not Knowing It, Part 1
Why Nevada Public Education Is Not About to Improve
A Conspiracy against Excellence
What Prop 13 was really all about
Boilerplate for Bigger Tax Burdens
Culinary’s Sinister New Partner
The ‘Open Meeting Law’ Distraction
Artful Dodgers and ‘National Average Funding’
The Bush-obsessed impeach ... themselves
The Nevada State Lemon Association
The Conspiracy Against Taxpayers
Something Wicked This Way Comes
The Presumed Serfdom of Taxpayers
Why the Governor’s Tax-Hike Panel Failed
Saving the Young AND the Budget
How SNWA Tries to ‘Soak’ Taxpayers
Ever-So-Scientific ... Twaddle
Redoubled Efforts and Forgotten Aims
Humbug from Nevada's Trial Lawyers
Using the Fear of Big Money to Raise . . . Big Money
How Not to Stimulate the Economy
Blogs :
The continuing campaign for a gross-receipts tax
When you're right, you're right – even when you're center-left
