It’s not Rocket Science. Jobs are leaving California.
This failure is reflected in the state’s and (both the highest in the nation), and its Meanwhile other states — Texas, Florida, Arizona, the Carolinas and Tennessee, for example — have copied the California model and they have done it, as Californians once did, based on the goal of lifting up all classes. Long reactionary in their politics and social structure, these states’ business-friendly policies now have something to teach the progressive Golden State.
To revive the California model, you need dedicated visionaries and an evolving workforce, but mostly you need state government to remember what it means to be willing and able to help the visionaries and the workers succeed.









