My big picture take on the recent elections: Those doing well in the transition to a knowledge-based economy and minorities voted D. Those doing poorly
I had the privilege this past semester for the first time to teach a college class. Economic Development Planning in the Masters of Urban Planning
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.
Jeff Guilfoyle, the terrific President of the Citizens Research Council of Michigan, recently did a presentation to our Leadership Council on Michigan’s state and local
Gary Olson, who is retiring as the head of the Senate Fiscal Agency, has some sound ideas on how to balance the state budget. He
The new Snyder Administration is going to be under a lot of pressure to do what they can to deliver jobs now. The line will
What we get criticized for the most is being anti manufacturing. Specifically anti high paid factory work. The jobs that built middle class Michigan. Nothing
I urge you to read back to back two insightful recent columns on the elections. The first from the New York Times’ David Brooks is
The dominant vision of a successful future Michigan continues to be a recreation of our past success. Won’t happen! Can’t happen! Until we give up
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