The Legacy of Proposition 13

This chapter examines the political and economic aftermath of California's Proposition 13, which significantly reduced property taxes and reshaped funding for local services. It highlights the backlash against supporters, including key political figures like Art Laffer and Ronald Reagan, and discusses the broader implications of the tax revolt on American politics. The chapter also delves into the complexities of tax reform, property inheritance, and the enduring influence of the anti-tax movement in shaping public discourse.