Posted by Robert Ross on September 30, 2011Louisiana’s Local Sales Taxes Highest in NationDespite having the second lowest statewide sales tax rate in the U.S., a new study shows that Louisiana's [...]Read more
Posted by Editor on September 7, 2011Alford Becomes Contributor to The Pelican PostJeremy Alford, an award-winning freelance journalist, will begin contributing investigative reports this [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on August 12, 2011Louisiana Remains on the Receiving End of Washington D.C.’s Worst RegulationsLouisiana is beset with some of the most economically damaging regulations that flow out of Washington [...]Read more
Posted by Robert Ross on August 11, 2011Transportation Scholar Refutes Case for N.O.-B.R. High-Speed RailThe debate over whether to build a high-speed rail line spanning 80 miles between Baton Rouge and New [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on July 29, 2011Commentary: Kennedy Lays Out Compelling Case Against State’s Plan For New Charity HospitalThose pushing for this plan in Baton Rouge continue to do so without taking into account alternatives [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on July 20, 2011Commentary: Study on “Clean” Jobs Calls For Expanded Government RoleWith government spending in the crosshairs of politicians, it is unreasonable for the federal government [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Kane on July 8, 2011Louisiana’s Cultural Heritage Not Threatened By Budget CutsThe Louisiana legislature has been criticized for cutting statewide funding for the arts. Pelican [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on June 29, 2011The Purple Wave Finds Conflict with New Orleans City PlansMayor Mitch Landrieu has requested limited removal of seniority privileges from consideration in city [...]Read more
Posted by Robert Ross on June 28, 2011Study: “F” for Louisiana’s Specialized Labor, AgainNew report gives Louisiana an “F” for human capital - a measure of the labor force’s education and [...]Read more