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Yes On D Will Help Small Business
Submitted by Lawrence J. McQuillan, Ph.D on 10.29.2003
San Francisco is the nation's most creative city, according to economist Richard Florida of Carnegie Mellon University. But a municipal government that is one of the worst dampens this creativity. Voters will be able to do something about that next week, especially in voting for Proposition D.
Davis Is to Carter...as Arnold is to Reagan?
Submitted by Lance T. Izumi, J.D. on 10.27.2003
In April 1999, just after Gray Davis first took office as governor of California, I wrote a column for the California Journal, Sacramento's version of an inside-the-Beltway monthly, that posited that the seemingly invincible Davis could become the next Jimmy Carter. Even at that early date the signs of Davis's ultimate failure were discernible for anyone willing to look closely.
Pacific Research Institute Provides Policy Roadmap for Governor-Elect Schwarzenegger
Submitted on 10.9.2003
SAN FRANCISCO – In the wake of a successful recall election, the new governor is faced with numerous challenges and endless opportunities. To navigate the many policy choices and craft a strong vision for the state, Governor Schwarzenegger should turn to the Pacific Research Institute’s (PRI) new report, The California Leadership Guide, released today.
The California Leadership Guide
Submitted on 10.1.2003
The Pacific Research Institute's California Leadership Guide explores the post-recall landscape, highlighting the key challenges and opportunities ahead for the next administration in Sacramento. California currently faces a $10-$20 billion deficit, an economy shedding jobs and losing businesses to other states, and an education system spending far more than it receives in student performance. The policy prescriptions that follow outline the critical steps a new governor should undertake to help return California to fiscal stability, educational excellence, and economic prosperity.
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