Hindering new knowledge creation
Back to our thought experiment on what others would offer if the University of Michigan decided it was willing to locate all or parts of
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Back to our thought experiment on what others would offer if the University of Michigan decided it was willing to locate all or parts of
Michigan’s Transition to a Knowledge-based Economy: Fourth Annual Progress Report May 2012 This is Michigan Future’s annual report on Michigan’s transition to a knowledge-based economy.
Some interesting items that are worth checking out: • CNN did a terrific report on high tech job growth in metro Detroit. Going so far
Great column in Dome Magazine by Glen Mroz, the terrific President of Michigan Tech. Mroz makes the case that cutting higher education funding is harmful
The Bureau of Economic Analysis has released its preliminary estimates of per capita income for 2010. There will be all sorts of revisions before the
A thought experiment: Assume the University of Michigan/Ann Arbor decides – as MSU did with its medical school – to take offers to relocate all
This is the first of a series of posts on higher education. As many of you know, in our 2006 A New Agenda for a
I took the title from a Nathan Bomey article on annarbor.com. Bomey was writing about a conference about growing the clean energy industry in Michigan.
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
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