New York students make up nearly half of the 300 semifinalists
in the Intel Science Talent Search, the New York Times
has reported.
“New York had 140 of 300 semifinalists, followed by California
with 22, Texas with 18 and Maryland with 15,” the paper said
The Governor's proposal today is big news and welcome news.
When businesses invest and make a profit in New York, they create jobs.
Cutting tax rates and eliminating barriers to capital investment, as Governor
Pataki has proposed, make a powerful combination that will improve our
competitive standing dramatically
More than 40 percent of New Yorkers surveyed in a new poll say
they have considered moving out of the state, according to the results
of a new poll released by the Manhattan Institute’s Empire
Center.
Forty-one percent of those surveyed said they had considered moving
out of the state in the past year
Governor Pataki Wednesday proposed a sweeping, $1.1 billion business
tax-cut plan and a workers' comp reform proposal, both of which
will be part of the 2006-07 Executive Budget that he will release
Jan. 17.
“We've proven over and over again that tax cuts create the
financial freedom that creates new jobs and new opportunities for
New Yorkers,” Governor Pataki said
The Governor's proposal today is big news and welcome news.
New York has the nation's heaviest overall tax burden and second-highest
workers' comp costs on a costs-per-case basis, and these unacceptably
high job-creation costs keep our job-growth down and our population exodus
up
The state can succeed in a technology-driven economy by taking
specific action geared towards increasing the number of science,
math and engineering graduates in the state, the Business Council
said in testimony submitted to the state’s Senate Committee
on Higher Education on January 9
A new Business Council publication being sent to New York lawmakers,
policymakers and business leaders says New York State can succeed
in an innovation-driven economy if it acts now.
The 16-page publication, Ahead of the Curve, outlines
steps New York must take to succeed in the coming years, as well
as pointing out fundamental changes the state must make to attract
jobs and businesses
Governor George Pataki has proposed a significant new package of
tax cuts for businesses, individuals, and property owners and a
series of new investments in programs designed to position New York
to sustain an innovation-based economy that will be competitive
in the global marketplace
Governor Pataki has laid out an ambitious economic-policy agenda that
deserves the gratitude of New Yorkers and the full consideration of state
Legislators.
These tax-cut proposals are especially encouraging. Governor Pataki and
the Legislature have proven that cutting taxes on workers and businesses
creates jobs
ALBANY—The Business Council is preparing a legislative agenda for
2006 that outlines a range of policy objectives designed to help New York
build a robust, innovation-driven economy and remove long-standing obstacles
to economic growth.
The agenda, which the Council’s Board of Directors will finalize
next month, recommends a range of education-related initiatives and policy
changes to reduce New York's business costs and competitive disadvantages