Eureka!: How to Fix California
 “California is in great need of fresh and creative thinking if we are to fix its economic and fiscal problems and recreate the sense of optimism and opportunity this state has always embodied.Eureka!Is chock full of interesting ideas and insights that should help start a badly needed conversation about how to put the gold back into the Golden State. It is a straightforward, timely, and valuable reading for anyone interested in the role of taxes and fiscal policy in one of the world's largest and most innovative economies.” —Charles Schwab, founder and chairman, Charles Schwab Corporation “Those who think of economics as 'the dismal science' will stand up and cheer after reading this book. Dr. Laffer is optimistic about California's future, and with good cause: if we follow his sound advice, the state's future will indeed be golden once again.” —Christopher C. Cox, former U.S. House leader (R-CA) and chairman, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission “Dr. Arthur Laffer provides a clear-headed diagnosis of how California ruined its prosperity and writes a realistic prescription to recover its future.Eureka! How to Fix Californiaoffers a glimmer of hope for every Californian and a cautionary tale for every American.” —Tom McClintock, member of Congress (R-CA) “Art Laffer’s unprecedented analysis of California’s fiscal and economic policies show without a doubt that the most effective fix to the state’s problems is a low flat tax.Eureka!is a wake-up call to all Californians that we need another Prop. 13-style revolution if we are to turn around the state.” —Jon Coupal, president, Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association “The Golden State has become the Golden Bust thanks to dysfunctional policies in Sacramento. Arthur Laffer provides a policy roadmap for how to fix what has gone terribly wrong in a state that was once America's richest, most dynamic and most desirable place to raise a family and grow a business. Every citizen and every politician who cares about California's future should read this book.” —SteveMoore, editorial writer,Wall Street Journal