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Costs and Consequences: Rate-of-Return Biases, Rate Suppression, and Market Incentives for Quality in Property/Casualty Insurance Regulation
Submitted by Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D on 10.26.2010
The imposition of legal and regulatory constraints on market prices—price controls, or rate suppression in the case of the property/casualty insurance market—is an important tool with which public officials can effect wealth transfers among groups and economic sectors.
Can We Fix the California Crackup?
Submitted by K. Lloyd Billingsley on 10.13.2010
Last month, Joe Mathews and Mark Paul of the New America Foundation came to Sacramento to promote their new book, California Crackup: How Reform Broke the Golden State and How We Can Fix It. Few if any in the audience at the University of California Sacramento Center took issue with the “crackup” part.
No Bang for the Taxpayer’s Buck: Why California Must Reform Spending and Trim Government
Submitted by Jason Clemens, Julie Kaszton, Niels Veldhuis on 10.13.2010
California government can do more with fewer taxpayer dollars, according to a new study released today by the Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a free-market think tank based in San Francisco.
No Bang for the Taxpayer’s Buck: Why California Must Reform Spending and Trim Government
Submitted by Jason Clemens, Julie Kaszton, Niels Veldhuis on 10.13.2010
California government can do more with fewer taxpayer dollars, according to a new study released today by the Pacific Research Institute (PRI), a free-market think tank based in San Francisco.
The Prospective Effects of Proposition 23 on Employment in California
Submitted by Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D on 10.4.2010
A new study finds that the approval of Proposition 23, suspending the implementation of AB 32, would add nearly 150,000 jobs in California in 2011, more than a half million jobs by 2012, and more than 1.3 million jobs by 2020.
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