Not picking industries
I am a skeptic when it comes to government –– national, state and local –– picking industries –– either old ones to save or new
August 26, 2013
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I am a skeptic when it comes to government –– national, state and local –– picking industries –– either old ones to save or new
The evidence keeps growing that economic growth is increasingly going to capital not labor. And that unless that changes most Americans are facing a declining
Conventional wisdom is that there are plenty of jobs available that are vacant because too few Americans have the skills employers need in an increasingly
The second recommended New York Times article that portrays the changing way work is being organized is entitled: As boom lures app creators, tough part
We continue to act as if the job market should look like it did in the past. With the same occupations, the same pay and
The two terrific articles on manufacturing in America I wrote about in my last post dramatically demonstrate how futile it is to try to recreate
Two terrific articles describe the present and future of factory work in America. The first from the New York Times on Apple’s production system. The
Last May I wrote that the city of Detroit should focus on growing, not shrinking. As contradictory as it sounds the city needs to do
Fascinating New York Times article on UBS entitled Regretting Move, Bank May Return to Manhattan. Its about UBS considering moving back to Manhattan because they
Harvard’s Edward Glaeser is becoming my new favorite columnist. He is a regular contributor to the Economix blog at the New York Times. He recently
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