Two important books II
In my last post I recommended The Second Machine Age for anyone interested in learning what the economy and jobs of the future are likely
May 28, 2014
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In my last post I recommended The Second Machine Age for anyone interested in learning what the economy and jobs of the future are likely
Another great piece from Paul Tough. This time a New York Times magazine article entitled “Who gets to graduate?” Its about what matters most to
Doug Drake has authored a must read report on the role lower taxes has played in shaping the Michigan economy over the last two decades.
We are working on our next report. A case study of Minnesota’s economic growth policies. With an emphasis on tax and spending policy. These, of course,
Michigan Future’s 2013 report examining how Michigan can return to prosperity reviews the changing patterns of employment and private sector income from 1990 to 2011 in
In a recent report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation Michigan has the third-lowest score for the overall well-being of black children, only slightly better than
Policy makers on a bi-partisan basis continue to try to recreate the economy of the past. Lets start with the basic facts from our latest
As we explored in my last post on the best measure of employment––the proportion of those 16 and older with a job–-in 2013 Michigan ranked
Listening to the press, Lansing elected officials and Michigan business leaders one gets the sense that Michigan has one of––if not the––best state economy. Yes
Jobs is the area where our vision of future success and the policies we are pursuing to realize that vision are most stuck in the
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