2010 Florida Job Summit, Jan 15
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- The document discusses Florida's economy and job market following the 2008-2009 recession. It describes how Florida went from an employment growth leader to having high unemployment due to cyclical factors like the housing crisis and global recession. - Short term recommendations to accelerate job creation included suspending increases to unemployment taxes, promoting Florida's business climate, and providing tax relief to consumers and small businesses. - Longer term recommendations focused on diversifying Florida's economy and investing in talent creation, innovation, and infrastructure to foster high-skill, high-wage jobs. Developing new non-tax revenue sources was also suggested.
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