New laws in California will start the process of allowing more housing development. Michael Tanner argues that it’s probably not enough to relieve high housing costs for average Californians, but it’s a great first step.
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Even before the economic disruptions caused by COVID-19, far too many Californians were living in poverty. Now, that dire situation can only be expected to grow worse. The Cato Project on Poverty and Inequality in California was launched in 2019 to study the root causes of poverty in California and recommend practical solutions designed to help all Californians prosper and rise as far as their individual talents and abilities will take them.
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