Minnesota and Michigan II
Don Grimes and I are putting the finishing touches on our new report. The topic is the transformation of the American economy over two decades:
October 7, 2013
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Don Grimes and I are putting the finishing touches on our new report. The topic is the transformation of the American economy over two decades:
So if so-called business friendly policies, as we explored in my last post, is not the path to more and better jobs, what is? Lets
Michigan was the birthplace of the 20th Century American mass middle class. Largely built on a foundation of high paid blue collar –– mainly unionized
All of a sudden there has been a lot of press coverage of our work: I did an interview with Cynthia Canty for Michigan Radio’s
The following press release was issued in conjunction with the Michigan Future annual update which took place on Oct. 17 at 3 p.m. at the
Mlive recently ran an article on HP opening a new IT services office in Pontiac. According to the article “the center expects to hire more
In his analysis of the recent elections which I wrote about previously Richard Florida quotes the Cato Institute’s Brink Lindsey. Who said Here, in the
Many in Michigan seem to believe that the decline of the domestic auto industry and more generally the loss of so many high-wage factory jobs,
Provocative and important cover story in the current issue of the the Atlantic. It’s entitled The End of Men? Clearly exaggerated, but the main point
This is Michigan Future’s third annual report on Michigan’s transition to a knowledge-based economy. How well Michigan does in this transition will, in large part, determine whether we get more prosperous or poorer.
November 4, 2024
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