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Tag Archives: louisiana
Preparing Florida’s Government Policy for The Next Big Hurricane
by Chad Thomas Political and economic conditions in New Orleans before 2005 left the city unprepared for Hurricane Katrina. The government bureaucracies responsible for levee maintenance were mismanaged and corrupt officials diverted needed funds. Weak economic performance before Katrina also … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, environment, Government Performance, natural disasters, Regulation
Tagged corruption, economic growth, entrepreneurship, fema, flood, Florida, hermine, hurricanes, katrina, louisiana, Matthew, new orleans, regulation, storm, water
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Florida’s Dysfunctional Property Insurance System
By Matt Kelly Many readers will remember the hurricane season of 2004 as a chaotic time to be a Florida resident. The Sunshine State received four torrential storms that year, causing $45 billion in losses. School was cancelled, streets were … Continue reading
Posted in Fiscal Policy, Housing, Land Use, natural disasters, Urban Development
Tagged Citizens, Citizens Property Insurance Company, emergency assessments, financial losses, fiscal policy, Florida, hurricane charley, hurricanes, insurance, louisiana, property insurance, property values, Rick Scott, storms
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