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Impact - December 2007
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12.31.2007

PRI Ideas in Action - December 2007
Policy Update and Monthly Impact Report
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The Grinch Who Stole Health Care
Capital Ideas
By: Diana M. Ernst
12.26.2007

After months of exhausting irresolution, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and Assembly Speaker Fabian Nuñez crafted the Schwarzenegger/Nuñez health-care bill, ABX1 1, which sounds like it requires batteries and a remote control. As it turns out, ABX1 1 requires $14 billion that California doesn’t have. 

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Are New Preschool English-learner Standards Really About “The Children”?
Capital Ideas
By: Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D
12.19.2007

SACRAMENTO — California may soon be the first state to implement academic standards for preschool English-language learners. The standards are part of the state’s Preschool Learning Foundations initiative that began in 2004.  State Superintendent of Public Instruction Jack O’Connell is expected to approve them in early 2008. Compliance would then be mandatory for any preschool receiving state funds.

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Why Christmas Comes Early in the California Capitol
Capital Ideas
By: K. Lloyd Billingsley
12.12.2007

SACRAMENTO — Christmas came early for California legislators in the form of pay raises that speak to a neglected aspect of California's government. That aspect is not low pay. 

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Solidarity Forever? The Possibilities and Perils of Physicians Unionizing
Health Policy Prescriptions
By: John R. Graham
12.11.2007

Anyone who talks frequently to physicians will quickly learn what the single biggest problem in American health care is today: health insurers are oligopolies. Federal law forbids physicians from collectively bargaining a standard fee-schedule with third-party payers.
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How to Reform California's Dropout Factories
Capital Ideas
By: Vicki E. Murray, Ph.D
12.5.2007

SACRAMENTO – New research from Johns Hopkins University reveals schools with annual graduation rates of only 60 percent. These "dropout factories" are common in California, where more than one in 10 high schools fits the description.
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Glass Ceiling or Glass Elevator?
Contrarian
By: Sally C. Pipes
12.4.2007

The University of California at Davis is known for its schools of medicine, law, and winemaking. Now it seems to be swinging into the glass ceiling business. According to recent results from the ongoing Study of Women Business Leaders, headed by Katrina Ellis of the UC Davis Graduate School of Management, the situation is rather grim.
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