California's 2015-16 Budget: Fiscal Surpluses and Water Deficits

California's 2015-16 Budget: Fiscal Surpluses and Water Deficits

California's budget politics were temporarily sidetracked by an increasingly severe statewide drought, forcing the state to take action. Democratic lawmakers elected new leadership, who, like their predecessors, argued the state should increase social spending. The major budget clash centered o...

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Veröffentlicht in:California journal of politics and policy 2016-01, Vol.9 (1), p.0_1
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Governors
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State budgets
Tax increases
Taxation
Unemployment
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