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Arizona has among the highest inflation in the country, but there’s a silver lining
Sen. Sinema has been an unbreachable firewall against small-business-harming congressional initiatives and her recent remarks that she will oppose "any tax policies that would put a brake on any type of economic growth or forestall business and personal growth for...
NFIB Arizona: Killing the Cash Cow that Funds Arizona Education
"The drafters of Proposition 208 may have brazenly believed voters in Arizona could be easily hoodwinked in supporting what proponents are selling as a tax on the other guy. But Arizonans who support small business see this foolhardy proposition for what it is: The...
My View: Lawmakers Should Focus on Covid-19 Liability Protection
COVID-19 hit businesses hard: it's important that businesses continue to run, so the economy can thrive and people can stay employed. Referenced in this article is the Small Business Economic Trends.
My View – When Students Drop Out, We All Lose
Higher Education in Arizona is just good business: but first students must graduate high school with a diploma in hand. Chad wrote this piece for the Phoenix Business Journal about not only education but how the Phoneix community can contribute to better graduation...
Arizona’s Not Thristy Yet
Water rights, dams, water planning, etc. are essential to Arizona’s growth. Chad wrote this piece for AZ Central (hyperlink) about sophisticated studies and water-resource strategies. Presenting opinions in print is an essential part of a government relations...
Confronting a 21st Century Challenge with New Academic Standards
One of Chad’s pieces that focuses on education and potential business opportunities in Arizona. The government lobby that helps decide education and economic growth in Arizona and the wider interaction between states is important in this context.
