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CPPP Statement on "Competitive States" Report Comparing Texas and California

The Center for Public Policy Priorities today released the following statement in response to a report, "Competitive States -- Texas vs. California: Economic Growth Prospects for the 21st Century," published this afternoon by the Texas Public Policy Foundation. The report badly misreads the likely outcomes of Texas’ inadequate investment in vital public structures, including our education and transportation systems