California's Economic Boom Faces Unprecedented Challenges
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California surpassed Japan as the world's fourth-largest economy in 2024, despite facing unprecedented challenges. While tourism booms and the state's population grew for the second consecutive year, wildfires, immigration policies, and a housing crisis threaten future growth. Los Angeles, a key economic driver, faces a billion-dollar budget deficit exacerbated by wildfire damage and Olympic preparations. Homelessness and the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic further complicate the state's economic outlook, casting doubt on its long-term resilience.
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