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The Detroit Regional Chamber featured Geoffrey Canada at the recent Mackinac Policy Conference. A well deserved recognition for the CEO of the Harlem Children’s Zone.
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The Detroit Regional Chamber featured Geoffrey Canada at the recent Mackinac Policy Conference. A well deserved recognition for the CEO of the Harlem Children’s Zone.
Back to the must read new report from the Senate Fiscal Agency on state taxes and spending over the last decade or so. As you
Insightful Rick Haglund column on AnnArbor.com. He makes the point that after the reset of Michigan state government this year the state faces a fundamental
Terrific Larry Gabriel column in the Metro Times. It is about the causes of Detroit’s horrible population decline. Now the 18th largest city in the
Governor Snyder will unveil his budget tomorrow. It will set the direction of state policy for years to come. The public conversation about his proposals
The folks at MiBiz.com were kind enough to ask me again to be one of their guest columnists on what we see happening in 2011.
When I started working in economic development more than thirty years ago –time does fly when you are having fun – conventional wisdom was that
Our politics are characterized by hyper partisanship and an unwillingness to tackle the big issues. So at a time when leadership matters most, we get
In preparing for a presentation to the Michigan Society of Association Executives I took a look at what has happened to state taxes and spending
SEMCOG – the council of governments in metro Detroit – has just released its 2035 transportation plan. Paul Tait, its excellent Executive Director, notes that
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