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Tag Archives: California
A Process Without an Endpoint
California Proposition 45 and the Abundance Debate A recent Wall Street Journal editorial supporting Proposition 45, linked below, has got me to take a look at this upcoming ballot question. I have written a bit about the book “Abundance” and … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Regulatory Reform
Tagged Abundance, California, CEQA, environment, Proposition 45, Regulatory Reform
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California Closes State Offices
The State of California, rapidly becoming an economic basket case, has imposed furloughs on state employees that have necessitated the closure of state offices throughout California on a rolling basis. From the New York Times: Californians looking to renew driver’s … Continue reading
California to Pay With IOU’s
The State of California, faced with an eight billion dollar deficit, will likely run out of cash by March absent measures to deal with the problem. In light of that state vendors may receive IOU’s instead of cash for invoices … Continue reading
Posted in National News, State News
Tagged California, California fiscal crisis, Schwarzenegger, State fiscal crisis
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