Ask the Experts — Revitalizing California’s Business Climate
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Join us January 22nd for a live interactive webinar to discuss revitalizing California’s business climate to avoid loss of companies, and high unemployment.
Join us January 22nd for a live interactive webinar to discuss revitalizing California’s business climate to avoid loss of companies, and high unemployment.
In this episode of the Feudal Future podcast, hosts Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky talk with Tracy Hernandez about the end of innovation exposing California’s need to focus on job creation, electing public officials with job creating focus and ability.
by Joel Kotkin and Marshall Toplansky — It’s hard to say the word “innovation” and not think of California. But today, the state’s anti-business policies are driving out innovation industries.
Ownership and Opportunity, a new report from Urban Reform Institute, explores the connection between homeownership and opportunity for upward mobility.
“If we’re going to see future lockdowns, which is not beyond the pale, what you’ll find is that you’re a lot better off in a house with a backyard than you are in a one-bedroom apartment,” said Joel Kotkin.
Given the likely defeat of President Donald Trump, a functionally headless Republican Party is destined for a period of reflection. Trump himself, for all his rudeness and often unnecessary, divisive rhetoric, has transformed the Republican Party from being a bastion of the establishment to a voice for America’s working and middle class.
Casey Chalk reviews Joel’s latest book: “Perhaps one of the great cons of the 21st century has been corporate America’s success… in profiting from tax laws and cheap foreign or immigrant labor that reduces American jobs and keeps money from American taxpayers.”
Robert Grant Price reviews Joel’s latest book: The Coming of Neo-Feudalism. “Feudal times are here again. This is a thesis Joel Kotkin hammers to a fine point in this clarifying study-of-the-moment presented as sweeping history.”
The biggest challenge facing a putative first-term Joe Biden administration and the Democratic Party may lie with energy policy, where gentry and green wishful thinking confront the daily realities of millions of middle- and working-class Americans.