Our New Agenda report revisited II
As we explored in my last post the analysis we did eight years ago for our A New Agenda for a New Michigan report has
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As we explored in my last post the analysis we did eight years ago for our A New Agenda for a New Michigan report has
In June 2006 we published A New Agenda for a New Michigan. It laid out Michigan Future’s vision for a prosperous Michigan and strategy for
MLive reports that: “College graduates are entering the most robust job market in more than a decade, according to an annual survey completed by Michigan
No matter who wins next week’s elections for Governor and the state legislature those elected will be taking over a state economy that is a
For nearly all of my getting close to forty year career I have heard about the imminent collapse of New York City. Those predictions were
As we explored in our last post young professionals are concentrating in record numbers in vibrant central cities. Across the country––in red and blue states––state,
An important column from Eduardo Porter in the New York Times entitled: A Simple Equation: More Education = More Income. That about says it all! Worth
At its core, Thomas Sugrue’s critique of making retaining and attracting young professional a priority really should be aimed at regions and states, not cities.
Thomas Sugrue is the author of the must-read “The Origins of the Urban Crisis”, a history of the deindustrialization of Detroit. He was a keynote
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