Posted by on July 9, 2018It’s Decision Time: Maintain the Status Quo or Forge a New Path to Jobs and OpportunityAs of July 1, taxpayers in Louisiana will be paying more than $800 million in additional state taxes than [...]Read more
Posted by Ellen Carmichael on June 6, 2017Louisiana Criminal Justice Reform Package Clears House & SenateThe criminal justice reform package that has been pushed by Louisiana Smart on Crime, Pelican Institute, [...]Read more
Posted by Ellen Carmichael on May 4, 2017Border Adjustment Tax Bad For Louisiana According to StudyThe Pelican Institute and R Street Institute conducted a study into how the Border Adjustment Tax would [...]Read more
Posted by Justin Spittler on June 15, 2016Why Conservatives Are Embracing Criminal Justice ReformOur neighbors have paved the way: now Louisiana is positioned to engage in a substantive effort to [...]Read more
Posted by Margaret Viator on December 7, 2015Louisianans Overwhelmingly Support Criminal Justice Reforms According to Recent PollThe poll indicates there is broad support for reforms that would save taxpayer money and prioritize [...]Read more
Posted by Daniel J. Erspamer on August 18, 2015Why Even Right to Work States Should Celebrate National Employee Freedom WeekNot surprisingly, the survey also found that nearly 40 percent of Americans across the country hand over [...]Read more
Posted by Ben Kilpatrick on April 23, 2013Lessons for Legislators from Margaret ThatcherWith the Louisiana legislature now in session, this is an opportune time to apply some lessons from [...]Read more
Posted by Jeremy Alford on March 6, 2012The Road to NowhereLouisiana’s long road to education reform has been littered with repeals, phase-outs, incomplete [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on December 19, 2011State Medicaid Costs Continue to Outpace Education and Other Vital ServicesMedicaid costs continued to rise in 2011, consuming a greater percentage of overall state spending. This [...]Read more