A multi-billion dollar state budget deficit is generally a good sign that it’s time for government downsizing. Virginia policymakers should not aim low by setting their sights on merely rebalancing the budget; rather, they should put into place major budget and fiscal reforms. Here are some lessons from Louisiana …
Laissez Les Bon Reforms Roulez — Government Reform, Louisiana-style
A multi-billion dollar state budget deficit is generally a good sign that it’s time for government downsizing. Virginia policymakers should not aim low by setting their sights on merely rebalancing the budget; rather, they should put into place major budget and fiscal reforms. Here are some lessons from Louisiana …
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