Tigerhawk has posted a thoughtful list of
policies to spur job growth, with a focus on measures that are simple to implement and steer clear of the most contentious issues dividing the electorate. One proposal is a "pay-go regulation budget" scheme that would mandate the elimination of an old job-killing piece of red tape for every new one created. A related policy: "employment impact statements" as a precondition to any new regulation.
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His #8 makes a lot of sense to me.
I think you'd get a long way toward a solution if we just started issuing permits to gas, oil, and coal production. That would flatten out energy costs while also producing many jobs.
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