"Now that they have the governorship as well as control of the Legislature, the state’s Democrats have wasted no time increasing the burden on New Jersey’s heavily regulated and taxed businesses," writes the Press of Atlantic City in an editorial."Sick-leave…

GSI President Regina Egea fires back at a political operative who wants to knock the spirit of bi-partisanship and open discussion displayed at the Economic Policy Forum."A gathering of the right wing? Hardly," writes Egea in a commentary for the…

James Freeman, assistant editor of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page, was among the speakers at GSI's Economic Policy Forum on May 2. He wrote about his experience at the forum in his "Best of the Web" column."Your humble correspondent…

Gov. Phil Murphy in his recent budget address touted Massachusetts as the iconic role model for New Jersey’s economic aspirations, write economist Arthur Laffer and GSI President Regina Egea in a Tax Day column for ROI-NJ.We wonder if, by singling…

The Bond Buyer's Andrew Coen talks to GSI President Regina Egea about restructuring New Jersey’s corporate incentive program. Gov. Murphy has directed the state comptroller’s office to audit the state Economic Development Authority’s tax incentive programs going back to 2010.“The…

Washington Examiner's Joseph Lawler quotes GSI President Regina Egea on the problems inherent in Gov. Murphy's idea of a state bank. "New Jersey residents are already among the highest-taxed people in the country,” she says. “A public bank uninsured by the…

Gov. Murphy appointed Tim Sullivan as the new head of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, as first reported in ROI-NJ. Sullivan comes from the economically struggling state of Connecticut, where he serves as the deputy commissioner of the state’s…