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John Husing, Ph.D. Economics & Politics, Inc. Chief Economist, IEEP

Explore economic challenges in California and measures to uplift the poor to the middle class. Address job creation, small business competitiveness, and sector analysis. Analyze the impact of renewables, poverty as a public health issue, and economic policy clashes.

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John Husing, Ph.D. Economics & Politics, Inc. Chief Economist, IEEP

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  1. Economic Issues From CA Policies John Husing, Ph.D. Economics & Politics, Inc. Chief Economist, IEEP

  2. Poverty

  3. Educational Challenge

  4. Ethnicity

  5. Economic Challenges • Ensuring Policies Do Not Discriminate Against The Poor • Moving People From Poverty To Middle Class • Creating Jobs Moving Marginally Educate To Middle Class • Ensuring Small Business Job Engine Can Compete

  6. Median Pay By Sector Jobs Available To Marginally Educated

  7. What Sectors Have The Jobs

  8. Where Are Jobs By Median Income?

  9. What Sectors Are Growing

  10. Total Jobs vs. Growing Jobs By Median Pay Group

  11. Economic Challenge Policy Clash! 100% Renewables Costs Kill Jobs

  12. Poverty A Public Health Issue • Socio-Economics (Poverty, Lack of Jobs) 40% • Population’s Behaviors Related To Poverty 30% • Access to Medical Care An Issue for the Poor 20% • Environmental 10% 90% Source: Different Perspectives For Assigning Weights To Determinants of Health, University of Wisconsin, Public Health Institute, 2010

  13. Manufacturing

  14. U.S./CA Manufacturing Job Growth

  15. Manufacturing Job Growth Who Needs These Jobs To Grow … Marginally Educated CA Air Resources Board

  16. CA Electrical Cost +74.6% +83.5% +135.4%

  17. Natural Gas A Bargain

  18. Marijuana?

  19. Median LA Manufacturing Pay, 2018 $60,239 Who Needs These Jobs To Grow … Marginally Educated

  20. Sophisticated Logistics Operations

  21. E-Commerce 1.1% 9.1% 15.5%

  22. International Trade

  23. Port Container VolumesRecord Levels

  24. Diesel Prices

  25. Logistics Job Growth AQMD Indirect Source Rule

  26. Median LA Logistics Pay: 2018 $50,537 Who Needs These Jobs To Grow … Marginally Educated

  27. Construction

  28. Total Home Sales CEQA

  29. Price Competition Highest Prices & Gaps In History

  30. Affordability Shares Marginally Educated Forced To Migrate Inland

  31. Diesel Prices

  32. Construction Job Growth

  33. Median LA Construction Pay: 2018 $58,025 Who Needs These Jobs To Grow … Marginally Educated

  34. Population Serving & Tourism

  35. Population Serving Job Growth

  36. Natural Gas A Bargain

  37. CA Regular Gas

  38. Median LA Pay, 2018 $33,715

  39. Inflation Worry 3.6% 2.2%

  40. Who Is Hurt By . . . Higher Gasoline Prices Rising Home Prices Slower Manufacturing Job Growth Slower Logistics Job Growth Higher Prices The Poor & Marginally Educated

  41. Economic Challenge Policy Clash! Sacramento’s Leadership No Longer Seem To Care Those Under Economic Stress Wealthy Advocates

  42. Poverty A Public Health Issue • Socio-Economics (Poverty, Lack of Jobs) 40% • Population’s Behaviors Related To Poverty 30% • Access to Medical Care An Issue for the Poor 20% • Environmental 10% 90% Source: Different Perspectives For Assigning Weights To Determinants of Health, University of Wisconsin, Public Health Institute, 2010

  43. www.johnhusing.com

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