We’ll have less positive economic news if we punish investors
· Los Angeles Times
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- • California's hyper-regulation drives up costs, pushes out jobs, and limits opportunities for businesses.
- • This leads to fewer positive economic news stories, contrary to the state's reputation.
- • Regulation punishes investors, ultimately harming the state's economy and its attractiveness to businesses.
Context
A reader of the Los Angeles Times is speaking out against the paper's coverage of California's economy. The reader claims that hyper-regulation in California is driving up costs and pushing out jobs.
The reader believes the Los Angeles Times does its readers a disservice by portraying positive economic news as proof of California's attractiveness to businesses, citing former San José Mayor Matt Mahan's assertion that regulation is limiting opportunity.
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