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Corporatism Seizes the NV Legislature
Over the past dozen years, Nevada lawmakers have increasingly used their power to pick winners and losers in the economy. They have raised taxes on households and businesses and effectively handed over proceeds to favored competitors. That trend is reaching a crescendo in the 2023 legislative session. Back in 2011,… Read More
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Next Step in Separation of Powers Case Set for Feb. 6
Oral arguments in Nevada Policy’s separation of powers lawsuit will be heard by the Nevada Supreme Court beginning at 2 p.m., Feb. 6, in the Las Vegas courthouse. This represents…
NP Stands with Coalition Against Credit Card Fee Cap
A proposal to impose stricter price caps on credit card late fees has been met with opposition from a coalition of free market organizations, including Nevada Policy. The group,…
Should NV PERS Be Allowed to Invest in ESG Securities?
The U.S. Department of Labor has adopted a rule allowing retirement plan fiduciaries, such as Nevada’s PERS board, to consider environmental, social and governance issues when choosing investments for their…