Rep. Kevin Kiley on AB5 and the PRO Act
Rep. Kevin Kiley (R-CA) talks about the damage AB5 has done to California. He warns about the PRO Act’s potential to wreck the US economy. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: California Economy
Everybody Talks About the Weather
Everybody talks about the weather, so why should I be any different? I look at rainfall in the Bay Area this season. Results are encouraging. Continue Reading →
Electricity in California
This is the good, the bad, and the ugly of electricity in California. My case study is a typical day from the recent heat wave. Continue Reading →
The Biden Administration Wants to Inflict AB5 on the Rest of the Country
The Biden administration wants to inflict AB5 on the rest of the country. With the PRO act going nowhere, they are turning to the NLRB. Continue Reading →
CNBC Chasing Headlines and Clicks
Since 2007 CNBC has published their ranking of states for doing business. Stay tuned for a tale of CNBC chasing headlines and clicks. Continue Reading →
How States Are Recovering From COVID
You will immediately recognize the problem. GDP growth includes population growth. We almost always look at GDP per capita. Continue Reading →
The Real Money Supply
Did real money supply growth remain stable recently? Did it decrease during the 1979-1982 period? Data says both answers are no. Continue Reading →
A Message From Chef Gruel
Many cities that banned natural gas in new housing are now extending this ban to commercial kitchens. Chef Andrew Gruel says no. Continue Reading →
California Has Proposed New Math Standards
The apparent aim of these guidelines is to make California’s performance in the National Assessment of Educational Progress even worse. Continue Reading →
Electricity Mandate May Make Kitchens Dangerous
Induction cooktop stoves are being pushed. They emit electromagnetic (EMF) radiation. The $2,000 price plus new cookware and installation equals $4,000. Continue Reading →