Show-Me Institute’s CEO Brenda Talent and Chief Economist Aaron Hedlund will give an economic update and share a brief overview of a proposed Taxpayer Bill of Rights, Missouri’s $50 billion budget, and healthcare price transparency. Tuesday, June 18, 2024 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Cafe Napoli, Clayton, MO This is a complimentary event. Join us to connect with fellow […]
Join us as we discuss the biggest policy issues facing Missouri: tax policy and a taxpayer bill of rights, economic development, and education policy. Brenda Talent, David Stokes, and Elias Tsapeles from the Show-Me Institute will share their expertise and non-partisan research and analysis on each of these important topics and answer your questions. Candidates of […]
On August 12, join us for a virtual event where Elias Tsapelas, director of state budget and fiscal policy at the Show-Me Institute, and Aaron Hedlund, chief economist at the Show-Me Institute, will make the case for a Missouri Taxpayer Bill of Rights. This event will explore the limitations of the current Hancock Amendment, propose […]
Join us for a private screening of the documentary film "Tune Out the Noise," followed by a Q&A session with Rex Sinquefield. Details: Tuesday, August 13, 2024 Doors open at 5:00 p.m. | Show starts at 5:30 p.m. Chase Park Plaza Cinemas, 212 Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108 Ticket Price: $15.00 per ticket (includes […]
Every week, the headlines report significant issues affecting St. Louis public schools, from transportation and finances to school leadership, with no apparent solution on the horizon. Join us for an in-depth discussion about the current state of St. Louis schools and how state and local policies can make a difference. Panelists include Susan Pendergrass and […]
Every week, the headlines report significant issues affecting St. Louis public schools, from transportation and finances to school leadership, with no apparent solution on the horizon. Show-Me Institute Director of Research and Senior Fellow James V. Shuls will discuss how free-market state and local policies can make a difference. RSVP Here for this Complimentary Event […]
The event featuring Charles C. W. Cooke, scheduled for Wednesday, October 9, at Lindenwood University, has been postponed. Due to travel complications related to Hurricane Milton, we are unable to proceed with the event as planned. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. We are working on scheduling a new date for the event. […]
Please join us for a festive evening celebrating history in the making at the Show-Me Institute’s 20th Anniversary Celebration! We will begin the celebration with a Cocktail Reception featuring a tribute to our founders, remarks by Dr. Arthur B. Laffer, economist and Presidential Medal of Freedom Recipient, and a champagne toast. We will finish the […]
The election is over, and the markets are reacting. What will another Trump Administration mean for the future? Missouri has a new governor and key officeholders. How will this shape public policy in Missouri? Join Dr. Aaron Hedlund, Chief Economist at the Show-Me Institute and former Chief Domestic Economist and Senior Adviser at the White […]
Mark your calendar for the 2025 Next Gen Connection Hour dates! Join us for these popular events, where our experts will share evidence-based free-market policy ideas to foster innovation and create opportunities in St. Louis and across Missouri. Our first 2025 Next Gen Connection Hour will be held on February 4. Brenda Talent and David Stokes […]
Join us for our first Next Gen Connection Hour of the year. The topic will be "A Look Ahead: Policy Priorities for 2025" Brenda Talent and David Stokes will highlight the 2025 policy priorities identified by the Show-Me Institute, focusing on common-sense reforms that can immediately and positively impact everyday life for Missourians. RSVP HERE […]
Due to expected winter weather, the evening event has been canceled. However, the lunch event will still take place as scheduled. Missouri’s government has nearly doubled in size over the past five years, with general revenue spending increasing nearly 50%. It’s time to establish a Missouri Office of Government Efficiency (MOGE) to rein in excess […]
