As we explored in our last post young professionals are concentrating in record numbers in vibrant central cities. Across the country––in red and blue states––state,
In a previous post I explored the nearly two decade bipartisan addiction Michigan policy makers have to cutting taxes. The latest evidence of the continuation
I have written previously that the state budget policy on a bipartisan basis for two decades has made tax cuts, corrections and health care the
As we start the new year I thought it would be helpful to take a step back from the specifics I normally write about to
We have written frequently on the correlation between college attainment and both income and employment. It is now the best predictor of both. (See data
Brian Dickerson’s Detroit Free Press column “What Rick Snyder wants most of all” column is highly recommended. It raises all the right questions about what
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel in an interview with NPR laid out the case as well as anyone that vibrant central cities are central to future
I highly recommend reading That Use to Be Us by Thomas Friedman and Michael Madelbaum. It is a really good overview of what it will
A recent LA Times story is headlined “California billionaires plan to put big tax hike on the ballot.” You read that right: private sector leaders
Happy New Year! I want to start the year by writing about those who provide lessons and/or ideas on the agenda that can allow us
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