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California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University Release Full Results of Californians’ Views on Energy and the Environment
The California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University School of Public Policy today released the full results of the first 2013 statewide issue survey on issues affecting California’s business climates and jobs.
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California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University Release First Results in 2013 Statewide Issue Survey Series
The California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University School of Public Policy today released the first results of their 2013 statewide issue survey series on issues affecting California’s business climates and jobs. Today’s release includes topline results of voter opinions on a variety of energy and environmental issues. “We’re pleased to continue our partnership with Pepperdine
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New Statewide Business Climate Survey Shows Business Has Continued Concerns About State’s Economy; Reveals Need to Pursue Positive Reforms to Improve State’s Economic Outlook
Sacramento, CA – Today, the California Business Roundtable released a statewide survey of 1,142 large and small business leaders across all regions of California and their perspectives on the state’s jobs and business climate. The survey is part of the Roundtable’s ongoing commitment to provide state policymakers with timely and accurate information for economic policy
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California Business Roundtable Announces Positions on November Ballot Intiaitives
Sacramento, CA — The California Business Roundtable today announced its positions on the 11 initiatives appearing on November’s ballot. “The California Business Roundtable’s core mission is to work on reforms that strengthen California’s economy, particularly as they relate to long term investments that will create good paying jobs for the future. Our initiative positions announced
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California Business Roundtable Statement in Response to the Signing of Pension Reform Legislation
Sacramento, CA – The California Business Roundtable issued the following statement today in response to the signing of the pension reform legislation (Assembly Bill 340) by Governor Jerry Brown: “The California Business Roundtable commends the Governor for his commitment to address critically needed pension reform in California,” said Rob Lapsley, president of the Business Roundtable. “It
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California Business Roundtable Statement Following Announced Pension Reform Compromise
Sacramento, CA — The California Business Roundtable issued the following statement today regarding the pension reform compromise announcement today by Governor Jerry Brown: “The California Business Roundtable commends the Governor for his unwavering commitment to address critically needed pension reform in California, said Rob Lapsley, President of the Business Roundtable. It is clear that this
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California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University School of Public Policy Release Updated Polling Results
Propositions 30, 32 leading, Proposition 38 failing The California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University School of Public Policy today released initial results in their bi-monthly polling series leading up to the November election. The innovative, online poll simulates voters’ actual experience at the ballot box by allowing participants to view the measure’s title and summary
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California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University School of Public Policy Launch Innovative Polling Series
The California Business Roundtable and the Pepperdine University School of Public Policy announced today they will release the first results in an innovative polling series Thursday.
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California Business Roundtable Endorses Budget Reform Measure
The California Business Roundtable announces its endorsement of the Government Performance and Accountability Act (GPAA) upon the announcement of its qualification on the November 2012 ballot. “Without serious budget reform, California risks systemic failure of government’s most fundamental services,” said Rob Lapsley, president of the California Business Roundtable. “The budget processes over the last several
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LAO: Deficit Likely Higher Than Jerry Brown’s Estimate
California’s budget deficit is likely worse than Gov. Jerry Brown’s estimate of $15.7 billion, the state’s top fiscal analyst indicated Friday.
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