State Budget Part II
I had a chance a few weeks ago to lay out for the State Board of Education how I would deal with the state’s long
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I had a chance a few weeks ago to lay out for the State Board of Education how I would deal with the state’s long
Read this! Its Jim Duderstadt”s (the former U of M President) recent interview in Crain’s Detroit Business. Its terrific. As always Jim is direct, no
The revival of Detroit is happening, slowly but surely. The best indicator is the pulse of the so-called “creative class” that are typically the first
A recent comment from Jeffery questioned the value of four-year degrees for all. This is a frequent question I get in my presentations. So I
Lou Glazer moderated a panel on Friday at a Net Impact Conference at the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan focused on how
So if the prestigious Milliken/Blanchard panel laid out a framework for state policy makers on tax and spending policies that will help grow the Michigan
So if public investments are the key to better position Michigan to prosper in a knowledge-based economy what should policy makers do? The framework for
Just back from a week in beautiful – but rainy – northern Michigan. As I was leaving I circulated a terrific column by Rick Haglund
At least we know that it is not weather that is keeping Detroit from being a top destination for young talent. According to the Wall
Seems like every week there is another top ten list that folks claim Michigan should be on. Many are tax rankings. Some measure how “business
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