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News Reports
State Board of Equalization adopts controversial property-tax regulation
A new rule adopted by the state Board of Equalization — aimed at ensuring fairness and equitability in property-tax assessment — is rife with flaws, critics say.
Where Nevada candidates stand on transparency
TransparentNevada has just released the results of a transparency survey sent to candidates for legislative and constitutional offices. The questionnaire contained six questions, including: "Do you support putting Nevada's checkbook online in a searchable format, as states such as Missouri and Texas have done?" and "Do you support applying Nevada's open-meeting law to the Legislature?"
• Full results are available here
• Press release announcing the results
• Just the candidates who answered
• Read the questions

Register: Steve Forbes to keynote NPRI dinner
Tickets are now available to see Steve Forbes, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Forbes Media, who will deliver the keynote speech at the Nevada Policy Research Institute's 19th Anniversary Celebration, to be held at the Venetian Resort•Hotel•Casino on September 30, 2010.
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Commentaries
Reid’s budget plan: positive, but flawed
Rory Reid is wrong on vouchers
Nevada schools' billion-dollar blind spot
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Policy Studies
One Sound State, Once Again
The Nevada Policy Research Institute has released a new plan for comprehensive tax and fiscal reform. Read about how Nevada can have revenue-neutral tax reform that would broaden and stabilize its tax base and implement fiscal reforms that would reduce future budget deficits.
Bit by Bit
Virtual Schools will — and already have begun to — transform Nevada's education system. In the near future, virtual schools will improve student achievement and save taxpayer dollars.





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