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Gov. Jerry Brown: California's deficit is gone (now w/ Surplus) (1 Viewer)

So a retroactive tax increase caused tax receipts to go up in April (go figure) and now they are projecting the surplus for 2014. I'm not holding my breath unless the voters can manage another retroactive increase on somebody else's dime. I guess it's better than the plan that called for prepaying the following years tax so the bureaucrats could balance the present years budget.

And no one seems to want to address the elephant in the room, ie the looming CALPERS default.

 
Cali is going to need that surplus to help cover the pension liabilities.  Good that they're building strength ahead of that.  The minimum wage decision seems a little extreme to me.

 
Cali is going to need that surplus to help cover the pension liabilities.  Good that they're building strength ahead of that.  The minimum wage decision seems a little extreme to me.
Several hundred billion in unfunded pension liabilities.  That's calculated using the pie-in-the-sky 7.5% annual return rate too.

 
Cali is going to need that surplus to help cover the pension liabilities.  Good that they're building strength ahead of that.  The minimum wage decision seems a little extreme to me.
From what I understand no amount of surpluses is going to be enough. I have no idea how this is going to pan out. 

 
In Mississippi a woman can be fired for wearing pants and in California they give pensions to basically anybody. 

There has to be a happy medium somewhere.

 
In Mississippi a woman can be fired for wearing pants and in California they give pensions to basically anybody. 

There has to be a happy medium somewhere.
Don't need a medium. Needs to be way more on the side of overcompensating working men and women. Sure the pendulum swung too far, but it needs to remain on the side of the working public at large.

 

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