Chapter
San Francisco's Struggle to Stay Competitive with Silicon Valley
San Francisco's politicians have relied on the success of Silicon Valley without contributing to it, causing a decline in livability as companies seek to move elsewhere. Policies such as a 6% tax on homes over $10 million and business taxes are causing successful entrepreneurs and investors to consider leaving, further harming the city's economy.
Clips
San Francisco's new business taxes and property taxes on houses worth over 10 million dollars are driving away successful entrepreneurs, investors, and CEOs due to insufficient government spending and increasing crime rates.
1:08:44 - 1:11:57 (03:13)
Summary
San Francisco's new business taxes and property taxes on houses worth over 10 million dollars are driving away successful entrepreneurs, investors, and CEOs due to insufficient government spending and increasing crime rates.
ChapterSan Francisco's Struggle to Stay Competitive with Silicon Valley
EpisodeE12: Biden wins, Pfizer vaccine, markets rip, Trump's next act, COVID endgame scenarios & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Silicon Valley created enormous wealth and all the jobs, and it wasn't San Francisco policies or politics that created any of that.
1:11:57 - 1:17:47 (05:50)
Summary
Silicon Valley created enormous wealth and all the jobs, and it wasn't San Francisco policies or politics that created any of that. San Francisco politicians treated the success of Silicon Valley as a grab bag and the city keeps getting less and less livable.