@OpenNYForAll Hm what happened in last year's state budget? There is definitely some tax incentive for ADUs at the state level but I guess they're still deferring to local zoning?
This is Part GG of ELFA from last year
https://t.co/5S9N4rJZ16
w that being said ai is just a natural extension of long-standing conditions that value wealth-building, instant gratification, efficiency, etc & de-value the idea of doing anything for its own sake without profit incentive. as I wrote abt here https://t.co/hu3HaNdxvv
Weekly maximum unemployment insurance will go up from $504 to $869 a week!
This coupled with reducing the waiting period by a week for UI for striking workers are major wins for all workers
Proud of the work @UAWRegion9A and @UAWregion9 did together to help win both of these
Hochul plans to cut the corporate tax rate — slashing state revenue by $1 billion/year, as NY faces looming federal cuts.
Under-discussed in budget negotiations & of note in @NYFiscalPolicy's latest op-ed:
https://t.co/1LGx5oDqRF
FPI’s research cited in today’s New York Times on how working families can’t afford to live in NYC:
“When you have young children, there’s a lot of cost pressures all at once,” said Andrew Perry, a senior policy analyst.
https://t.co/Cwetk1wAld
FPI’s Health Policy Director @MichaelKinnucan in the NYT today:
Gutting Medicaid means attacking a program backed by a wide range of organizations — from the AARP to the American Hospital Association — that also enjoys broad public support.
https://t.co/ySUVVf72rq
This latest report from the @NYFiscalPolicy highlights the urgency and importance of increasing funding for the Child Care Assistance Program. Without this funding, thousands of eligible families will not have access to child care.
https://t.co/DqyLeRjCJp
One under-appreciated aspect of the tariffs is how we're basically going to get a repeat of the 2020 pandemic where the biggest companies get a lot bigger and the smaller get smaller (or just disappear).
Folks refuse to admit that all of the rugpulling in every direction has a permanent cost attached to it.
Like taking a negotiations class where you feel clever about anchoring and optionality, but never understand the concept of a repeated game
The problem with a lot of para-academics, deans and pundits is all they do all day is talk, mostly about things that are unverifiable or unverified. so they have a vested interest in the idea that talking is general intelligence *regardless of the correctness of the content*