San Diego County, CA November 7, 2000 Election
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Economy

By Michele M. (Bernard) Nash-Hoff

Candidate for Member of the State Assembly; District 76

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I want to encourage economic development in California by improving the business climate for California's small businesses to create jobs and raise the per capita income.
Economic Development - To encourage economic development for California's small businesses, 90% of which have less than 50 employees, my goals would be to:

· Foster "start-up" businesses by eliminating the Corporate Tax (which is like an Alternative Minimum Tax). New businesses should not be required to pay taxes while operating at a loss.

· Expand the California Incubator Enterprise Program to include the funding of business incubator development and provide an expanded seed-capital investment fund for start-up businesses.

· Eliminate overlapping, conflicting, and unnecessary government regulations.

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