After the gold rush: electric deregulation in California didn't exactly go as planned, what happens next, not only in California but in the rest on the country as well?

摘要

Throughout its history, California has had its fair share of economic booms and busts. In the mid-1800s, prospectors streamed across the Rockies to pan for gold in the Bay area. Defense contractors swarmed into Southern California in the wake of World War II. The entertainment industry mushroomed in and around Los Angeles with advances in motion picture and television technology. Silicon Valley spent the late 1990s in the grip of dot-com fever. No matter what the era or industry, the Golden State's enormous population and abundant natural resources always have served as a tremendous economic draw.