ELECTRONIC EDITION
Winter 2004
Volume 8, No. 1

SUBJECT


ARTICLE


BLANK CHECK INITIATIVE  

Prop. 56 – A Blank Check for Higher Taxes. By Carol Evans, Cal-Tax vice president.

ECONOMIC RECOVERY  

Props. 57-58 – The Right Opportunity for Economic Recovery. By Larry McCarthy, Cal-Tax president.

WORKERS' COMPENSATION   Employers Must Act Now to Help Lower Workers' Comp Costs. By Allan Zaremberg, president, California Chamber of Commerce.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION  

Workers’ Comp Isn’t Working. By Julie Meier Wright, president and CEO, San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation.

EDUCATION  

The Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations Undermines Student Potential. By Kirk Clark, executive director, California Business for Education Excellence.

STATE FINANCE  

Donna Arduin: The Other “Star” of the New Administration. By Janis Dice, a profile of the state’s finance director. Reprinted from Comstock’s Business Magazine.

BUSINESS CLIMATE  

The Governor and the Business Climate. Analysis by Tony Quinn, reprinted from Comstock’s Business Magazine.

STATE FINANCES  

The Governor’s Budget Stresses No New Taxes, Long-overdue Reforms and Faith in Voters. By Larry McCarthy, Cal-Tax president.

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