BILL ANALYSIS
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THIRD READING
Bill No: ACR 101
Author: Furutani (D), et al
Amended: 4/29/10 in Assembly
Vote: 21
ASSEMBLY FLOOR : Read and adopted, 4/29/10
SUBJECT : Buy California Small Business First Month
SOURCE : Author
DIGEST : This resolution proclaims May 2010 as Buy
California Small Business First Month to raise awareness
that when California consumer, businesses, colleges,
universities, and governmental agencies choose to first
support California small businesses when making purchasing
decisions, a wave of positive economic impacts occurs
within the state and local economies.
ANALYSIS :
This resolution makes the following Legislative findings:
1. California's small businesses are integral to a sound
economic foundation of this state because small
businesses provide a majority of all private sector jobs
and constantly create new employment opportunities for
Californians.
2. A 2009 study conducted at California State University,
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Sacramento, concluded that state contracting with small
businesses in California resulted in more money being
distributed within the state economy than contracting
with larger businesses.
3. When consumers, businesses, colleges, universities, and
governmental agencies buy from California small
businesses, a wave of positive economic impacts occurs,
from supporting the employment of people in the
immediate community, to encouraging local entrepreneurs,
to generating tax revenues from local sales and personal
incomes.
This resolution proclaims May 2010 as Buy California Small
Business First Month to raise awareness that when
California consumer, businesses, colleges, universities,
and governmental agencies choose to first support
California small businesses when making purchasing
decisions, a wave of positive economic impacts occurs
within the state and local economies.
FISCAL EFFECT : Fiscal Com.: No
SUPPORT : (Verified 5/11/10)
Carson Chamber of Commerce
CLASIAN Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Association
South Bay Association of Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
JJA:do 5/11/10 Senate Floor Analyses
SUPPORT/OPPOSITION: SEE ABOVE
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