Abstract
We analyze the own‐source revenues of California state and local governments relative to the State’s personal income in order to examine the extent to which the growth in non‐tax revenues has circumvented the reduction in taxes produced by Proposition 13. Our results show that, while non‐tax revenues have been the favored means to circumvent California's fiscal constitution, the circumvention has been only marginal.
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