This video from the folks at Reason TV shows how excessive government – especially a bloated government workforce – is debilitating California’s economy. The comparisons with Texas are a powerful example of why good policies are important.
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] I’ve written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] Turn Off the Lights? 0 Translatorvar ackuna_src = "en";I’ve written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] already had a couple of blog posts commenting on how Texas is kicking California’s you-know-what. Being a fiscal policy person, I always point to California’s punitive state income tax as an [...]
[...] had several reasons to mock California in the past couple of years (see here, here, here, and [...]
[...] video from Reason TV is a good explanation of how bloated bureaucracy has helped to cause a deteriorating situation in [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] I’ve written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] Turn Off the Lights? 0 Translatorvar ackuna_src = "en";I’ve written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]
[...] written before about whether California is the Greece of America, in part because of crazy policies such as overpaid bureaucrats and expensive forms of political [...]