NAC Experience

Native American Capital and its principals have an active history as advocates for Indian country in the legislative, business, and academic spheres.  NAC believes that in order to bring about economic development in Indian country, it is essential to work for change in each of these spheres.  A selection of academic papers and policy statements authored by NAC principals are available for download below.

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"Accredited Indians: Increasing the Flow of Private Equity into Indian Country as a Domestic Emerging Market" in University of Colorado Law Review251.66 KB
"Tribal Bonds: Statutory Shackles and Regulatory Restraints on Tribal Economic Development" in The North Carolina Law Review 341.03 KB
"Overcoming Challenges to Business and Economic Development in Indian Country" written for the Department of Health and Human Services306.62 KB
"American Indian and Alaska Native Mental Health Research" in The Journal of the National Center266.2 KB
"Information Assymetry and Information Sharing" in Government Information Quarterly250.33 KB