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Chadrad.com on Oct. 31 — Neb Forecasting Advisory Board Boosts Revenue Projections For 3 Fiscal Years By $2.4-B

The Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory Board has voted to raise revenue projections for the current fiscal year by $621-million dollars, bringing the expected total revenue to $6.44-billion. Read the full article online. 

By |2022-12-27T16:40:18-06:00October 31st, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Chadrad.com on Oct. 31 — Neb Forecasting Advisory Board Boosts Revenue Projections For 3 Fiscal Years By $2.4-B

Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 30 — School funding plan backed by Pillen could cost districts $270M per year, report says

LINCOLN — Jim Pillen’s proposal to change Nebraska’s school funding formula to a per-student basis could cost some districts $270 million, according to a new analysis. The OpenSky Policy Institute published a report [...]

By |2022-12-27T16:37:21-06:00October 30th, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 30 — School funding plan backed by Pillen could cost districts $270M per year, report says

Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 30 – Nebraska revenue forecast could take state cash reserve to $2.3 billion

LINCOLN — State revenue projections issued Friday would give the next governor more than $13 billion for state needs and tax cuts, while taking the cash reserve to record-breaking levels. Read the [...]

By |2022-12-27T16:35:57-06:00October 30th, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 30 – Nebraska revenue forecast could take state cash reserve to $2.3 billion

Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 23 — Supporters say Nebraska minimum wage hike would lift thousands out of poverty

LINCOLN — Karen Anthony has worked as a home health care provider for 40 years, and in that time she has never earned more than $12 an hour. Read the full article [...]

By |2022-12-27T16:31:17-06:00October 23rd, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Omaha World-Herald on Oct. 23 — Supporters say Nebraska minimum wage hike would lift thousands out of poverty

The North Platte Telegraph on Oct. 21 — Rosy years for state tax receipts can’t last, warn two OpenSky analysts

Nebraska state government’s run of extraordinarily large revenue windfalls likely will run out in two to three years, two leaders of Lincoln’s OpenSky Policy Institute warned Wednesday. Read the full article online. 

By |2022-12-27T16:19:27-06:00October 21st, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on The North Platte Telegraph on Oct. 21 — Rosy years for state tax receipts can’t last, warn two OpenSky analysts

Lexington Clipper-Herald on Oct. 11 — OpenSky Policy Institute hosts fall policy symposium discussing funding education

LINCOLN — The ideal way to design a state school funding system is to set educational goals first and then set up a revenue system that fairly funds what is needed to [...]

By |2022-12-27T16:17:54-06:00October 11th, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Lexington Clipper-Herald on Oct. 11 — OpenSky Policy Institute hosts fall policy symposium discussing funding education

Nebraska Examiner on Sept. 22 — Nebraska’s work ethic, educated workforce may help weather possible recession, economist says

LINCOLN — Nebraska has weathered past recessions better than the rest of the country and might again, according to a leading state economist. Read the full article here. 

By |2022-12-27T16:15:59-06:00September 22nd, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on Nebraska Examiner on Sept. 22 — Nebraska’s work ethic, educated workforce may help weather possible recession, economist says

KCSR (Chadron) on July 17 — Nebraska Closes FY 22 With Net Tax Revenue Almost $624-M Or 10.9% Over Estimates

The Nebraska Dept of Revenue says net state tax receipts for June and for the fiscal year that ended in June easily topped the official projections by the Nebraska Economic Forecasting Advisory [...]

By |2022-12-27T16:14:47-06:00July 17th, 2022|OpenSky in the Media|Comments Off on KCSR (Chadron) on July 17 — Nebraska Closes FY 22 With Net Tax Revenue Almost $624-M Or 10.9% Over Estimates
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