Our Michigan Future Schools initiative is designed to launch new high schools serving students from the City of Detroit that not only will graduate nearly
The Atlantic increasingly is one of the places I go to learn what is happening in the economy. Worth checking out. They just published an
Theme: Low business costs states don’t win Now that state policy makers have stated that Indiana is the model for what they want Michigan’s economy
Theme: Low cost states don’t win Conventional wisdom is that so-called business friendly places have the best economies. That the way to grow a state’s
Theme: The places with the greatest concentration of talent win Among all the disappointing actions taken by Michigan policy makers the past two years––particularly in December––the
Lots to recommend on the economy and education. The two areas we work on. On the future of manufacturing, two terrific Atlantic articles. The bottom
There seems to be an ever louder chorus of politicians and the press questioning the value of a four year degree. The basic case is
Every time I write or talk about how states or regions rank the question I get most often is “what about the cost of living?”.
President Lou Glazer sat down with Cynthia Canty of Michigan Radio’s Stateside to discuss why globalization and technology are more powerful in creating a new Michigan than politics or policy. Listen to the full story here.
As we explored in our last post being in the top 10 in business cost rankings has little or nothing to do with Michigan families
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