California’s Riddling Business Climate
As the clock struck midnight on August 31, one of the most unpredictable legislative sessions in California history came to a close. On the last […]
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Struggling Businesses Face Billions in Increased Taxes
2020’s recipe has proven to be equal parts unpredictable and incalculable with a heaping helping of calamity and lest we forget the generous scoop of […]
The Private Sector Cannot be California’s Safety Net
Accident. Illness. Old age. Unemployment. During the Great Depression, Dr. I.M. Rubinow, a leading theorist on social insurance, a social progressive, and mentor to President […]
California Air Resources Board Considers Amendments to Cap-and-Trade Regulations
California made good on its promise to establish a nation-leading market for carbon emissions when a bipartisan vote of the Legislature passed the cap-and-trade program […]