ACR 48, which designated May as “Start a Small Business Month” and highlights economic policies that encourage the success of small businesses in California was voted down by the Assembly Committee on Jobs, Economic Development .
State and county level data on migration drawn from federal income tax return filings. Currently available 1990 to 2010.
. . . considers the changes in the State’s employment structure over the past two decade, looking at the growth and contractions in its core industries. This report then analyzes some of the factors that have led to these employment changes, in particular those factors affected by government policies.
Data tool for accessing Bureau of the Census data from different series
Annual demographic and housing data for California and Los Angeles MSA
Quarterly data of job gains (expansions and openings) and job losses (contractions and closing) by industry and by size of firm
US labor force, employment, and unemployment data
State and county labor force, employment, and unemployment data
Annual measures of GDP and income for the state, counties, and metropolitan areas
Presentation from March 2011 Economic Outlook Conference
Presentation from June 2012 Economic Outlook Conference
Presentation from June 2012 Economic Outlook Conference
Presentation from December 2012 Economic Outlook Conference