SACRAMENTO — Just as California's finances seem to be getting back on track, experts warn that the federal budget standoff could delay the state's economic recovery and cost it $11 billion in tax revenues.
Friday, November 23, 2012
Federal budget standoff could hurt California economy
Failure to avoid the 'fiscal cliff' could delay the state's recovery and cost it $11 billion in tax revenue. Funds to hire police officers and affordable housing money could be victims as well.
SACRAMENTO — Just as California's finances seem to be getting back on track, experts warn that the federal budget standoff could delay the state's economic recovery and cost it $11 billion in tax revenues.
SACRAMENTO — Just as California's finances seem to be getting back on track, experts warn that the federal budget standoff could delay the state's economic recovery and cost it $11 billion in tax revenues.
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