Tulsa civic leaders announced Friday that they intend to commit more than $6 million in local matching funds to help fund construction of the OK POP Museum. Backers of the popular culture project are seeking a $42.5 million state bond issue, but that funding is anything but assured.
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">Think tank director: Income tax-cut plan not revenue neutral; House Dems remain opposed 
May 18th, 2012 · No Comments · House, Organizations
The agreement announced Thursday evening to reduce Oklahoma’s top marginal income tax rate to 4.8 percent is not revenue neutral as House and Senate leaders insisted for months any such proposal must be, says David Blatt.
Tags: David Blatt·income tax cut·Marie Price·Oklahoma Policy Institute·revenue neutral·Scott Inman
">Economists Arthur Laffer, Mickey Hepner debate wisdom, economic effect of eliminating state income tax 
May 9th, 2012 · No Comments · Organizations
Nationally known economist Arthur Laffer, the “Father of Supply-Side Economics,” argues that eliminating or substantially reducing state income tax rates can have a dynamic effect on the economy, generating growth in other tax categories to offset what would otherwise be a sizeable revenue loss. University of Central Oklahoma economist and business school Dean Mickey Hepner [...]
Tags: Arthur Laffer·income tax·Marie Price·Mickey Hepner·Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs·Oklahoma Policy Institute·The State Chamber
">GRDA goes ahead with authorizing purchase of Tulsa building; legislative criticism continues 
May 9th, 2012 · No Comments · House, Organizations, Senate
The board of directors of the Grand River Dam Authority approved plans Wednesday to buy a Tulsa office building, in the face of growing criticism from the legislature.
Tags: Ben Sherrer·Dan Sullivan·Grand River Dam Authority·Marie Price·office building·Tulsa