Tax & Budget
Posted by
Isabella Albano
on May 15, 2026
Louisiana Students Before Pork and Politics
Tax season just ended, and Louisianans likely noticed they kept more of their hard-earned income due to [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on April 29, 2026
Government Growth Limit: Louisiana’s Next Step
Louisiana is moving in the right direction. Under Governor Jeff Landry, the state is beginning to deal [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on April 2, 2026
Louisiana’s Nursing Home Moratorium Is Protectionism
When the government makes it illegal to open new nursing homes or add beds where people need care, that [...]
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Isabella Albano
on March 25, 2026
Louisiana Can’t Afford More Dedicated Funds in the State’s Budget
Louisiana lawmakers continue to make the state budget more rigid and less responsive by expanding the use [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on February 20, 2026
Price Controls: Good Intentions, Bad Outcomes
Most lawmakers who flirt with price controls are not trying to hurt anyone. They are reacting to real [...]
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Isabella Albano
on January 30, 2026
Setting the Tone: Fiscal Restraint in Louisiana’s FY 2027 Executive Budget
The new year is well underway, which means a new budget for the upcoming fiscal year must be proposed for [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on January 30, 2026
What “Affordability” Really Means—and Why Louisiana Is at a Turning Point
“Affordability” has become one of the most talked-about issues in politics—and for good reason. Families [...]
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Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on January 15, 2026
Louisiana Economic Report – Winter 2026
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Isabella Albano
on January 8, 2026
Fiscal Discipline: The Key to Lasting Tax Relief in Louisiana
The Pelican Institute has been vocal in its support of the historic tax reform enacted in late 2024, made [...]
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