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My Case for Tehama County – Permitting

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By Greg Jones
| Colusa County Sun-Herald Verified
There is an economist, Ronald Coase, who won the Nobel Prize for an insight that sounds almost too simple to be worth a prize: the cost of doing business is never just the price on the invoice. It is also the cost of finding out what is actually required, negotiating your way through a process, and making sure an agreement, once reached, actually holds. Economists call this a transaction cost, and it is often larger and more damaging than the cost anyone bothers to write down.
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Working to improve the county’s permitting process | Jones

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By Greg Jones
| Red Bluff Daily News Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... There is an economist, Ronald Coase, who won the Nobel Prize for an insight that sounds almost too simple to be worth a prize: the cost of doing business is never just the price on the invoice. It is also the cost of finding out what is actually required, negotiating your way through a process, and making sure an agreement, once reached, actually holds.
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My Case for Tehama County – What Pro-Growth Actually Means

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By Greg Jones
| Colusa County Sun-Herald Verified
I have been called not pro-growth by some in the County. Sometimes by people whose definition of pro-growth I do not share, and sometimes by people raising fair questions I intend to take seriously rather than wave off. Either way, before I can answer the charge, I think the term itself warrants scrutiny, because I do not think it means what many people assume.
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