The Trends That Matter
We have been writing for years about two dominant trends in the economy. The first – and the most important – is that the knowledge-based
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We have been writing for years about two dominant trends in the economy. The first – and the most important – is that the knowledge-based
Governor-elect Snyder was right on when he wrote in his ten point plan that “many of Michigan’s youth are looking for an appealing metropolitan community
In each of our annual progress reports Don Grimes and I have predicted that Michigan’s per capita income would fall to the mid thirties because
Important Nathan Bomey article on AnnArbor.com. It’s entitled “University of Michigan microcontroller startup leaving Michigan for Texas”. The reason: not enough talent here. That’s right,
As I wrote in my previous posts about the upcoming elections, at the core of our work is the belief that globalization and technology are
A terrific editorial from Nolan Finley in the Sunday Detroit News. Entitled “The reason why we’re poorer”, Finley lays out, as well as we ever
Every time the state gets into financial difficulty there are calls for some kind of centralization of the state’s higher education system. Led by the
Conventional wisdom here and across the planet is that Detroit is hopeless. Not salvageable. Think again! Take a look at this video from the folks
Lots of comments on the Andy Basile email I wrote about in my last post. Most quite positive. A few pushed back. Let me lay out
About a month ago I received an e mail with the title “Why our growing firm may have to leave Michigan” (you can and should
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