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Special Legislative Session to Create Jobs
by Ernie Garfield on 03. Aug, 2010 in Special Legislative Session
You can make it happen! Ask our governor and legislators to address Arizona’s economy in a special session. If political leaders are sincere about the interest of Arizona, a special session can take place quickly. The alternative in unacceptable! Legislative paralysis is costing jobs, foreclosure of homes, state budget problems and outward migration of businesses. [...]
If you love Arizona, read this!
by Ernie Garfield on 02. Aug, 2010 in SB 1070
Studies to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts and solve Arizona’s economic woes Financial incentives will overcome concerns about SB 1070 SB 1070 is a shock that will force reform. We can counterbalance anger against this bill by offering financial advantages to move businesses to Arizona. In the words of reporter Laurie Roberts of The Arizona [...]
Bank Assets – Part 1
by Ernie Garfield on 22. Jul, 2010 in A study to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts, SB 1070
This series of studies addressess how we can regain our competitiveness, but begins with some illuminating and alarming facts. On December 31, 2004 Arizona had $58.6 billion in bank assets with 7,228 bank jobs whereas Nevada had $54.4 billion with 6,662 jobs. By March 2010, Arizona had shed $44 billion and 3,389 bank-related jobs while Nevada’s bank assets surged by $1.2 trillion and 170,997 jobs.
Arizona now ranks 45th among the 50 states with a shameful $14.6 billion in banking assets and also ranks 45th in banking jobs.
Bank Deposits – Part 2
by Ernie Garfield on 13. Jul, 2010 in A study to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts, SB 1070
Banks in Arizona held a combined $61.8 billion in deposits as of June 30, 2004. Five years later, June 2009, the growth reached $82.3 billion, a 25% increase, in spite of one of the greatest economic booms ever experienced by Arizona. During this same period Nevada banks grew from $40.7 billion in deposits to $195 billion, an increase of more than 479%.
Financial Crimes – Part 3,
by Ernie Garfield on 10. Jul, 2010 in A study to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts, SB 1070
Billions of dollars of investors’ monies have been lost and more are at risk!
Arizona Senate Bill 1333 was introduced to protect the public from financial fraud and to attract $12 billion to $15 billion in deposits to Arizona. The bill was suddenly changed, without as much as a hearing, by the Senate Commerce and Economic Development Committee as a way to regulate canneries, fertilizer plants and commercial feed lots.
Financial Task Force – Part 4
by Ernie Garfield on 09. Jul, 2010 in A study to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts, SB 1070
Arizona Financial Institutions Task Force was formed in 2006 to address bank related economic solutions for Arizona. The primary mission is to provide research to help the legislature find ways to attract bank headquarters to Arizona. The solution is fairly simple and direct.
Healthcare, Without Geographic Boundaries – Part 5
by Ernie Garfield on 06. Jul, 2010 in A study to help overcome SB 1070 boycotts, SB 1070
Reduce cost and improve medical service under the recently passed sweeping federal health care reform law!
Arizona can become the national leader in improving healthcare services under the new federal health-insurance mandate. Business owners across the U.S. are desperately searching for ways to contain healthcare costs. Many companies have reduced hiring or are laying off employees now that they face additional costs and possible penalties for not offering coverage.
The Arizona Legislature can help make healthcare better, cut costs, attract businesses to Arizona, create new jobs and alleviate some of the shortage of medical personnel!
As one example of a solution, California-based Health Net charges $631 a month for family coverage; but if a family opts to use their coverage with a physician in Mexico, the rate drops by more than 50% to $306 a month.