California's Proposition 13 significantly expanded the state government's flexibility and capability with regard to generating state revenues.

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Proposition 13, passed in 1978, significantly restricted the government's ability to generate revenue by capping property tax rates at 1% of assessed value and limiting annual increases in assessed value to no more than 2%.

California's Proposition 13 Significantly Expanded the State Government's Flexibility and Capability