Posted by Melissa Landry on April 15, 2026Pelican Institute Urges Support for SB 490: Protecting Louisiana Families from Rising Energy Costs While Powering Economic GrowthAs Louisiana lawmakers and utility regulators convene today to address growing electricity demand and [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on March 30, 2026YES on Constitutional Amendment 4: Begin to End the Inventory TaxThe Pelican Institute recommends a YES vote on Constitutional Amendment 4. Sound tax policy should do two [...]Read more
Posted by Melissa Landry on March 12, 2026Louisiana Supreme Court Delivers a Win for Common Sense and Economic GrowthWhat if a single court decision could unlock billions in investment, protect local decision-making, and [...]Read more
Posted by Daniel J. Erspamer on January 29, 2026Liberty vs. the Leviathan: Price Controls Never Work, Even Ones Proposed by ConservativesCredit card interest rates can feel punishing. When cash gets tight, many American families turn to [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on January 8, 2026Fiscal Discipline: The Key to Lasting Tax Relief in LouisianaThe Pelican Institute has been vocal in its support of the historic tax reform enacted in late 2024, made [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on January 7, 2026The American Dream: Still a Reality?The idea of the American Dream has become central to our national identity, drawing from the writings of [...]Read more
Posted by Vance Ginn, Ph.D. on December 5, 2025Debt Is the Fire—And Louisiana Is in the PathFederal spending is out of control. Washington is racking up debt faster than at any time outside a world [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on November 19, 2025Congress Must Act: Preempt State AI Patchwork to Fuel America’s—and Louisiana’s—Innovation FireAs the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) barrels toward a December showdown, House Republicans, [...]Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on October 30, 2025Bayou Built: Louisiana Businesses are Paving the WayNew Orleans has a reputation that precedes it. Fondly referred to as the “Big Easy” and known for its [...]Read more