21st Century central cities
In our 2006 A New Agenda for a New Michigan we wrote: “For many Michiganians, vibrant central cities are part of the past. No longer
September 12, 2013
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In our 2006 A New Agenda for a New Michigan we wrote: “For many Michiganians, vibrant central cities are part of the past. No longer
I want to update a column I wrote for Dome in November 2011. Entitled “Model state for Michigan’s future?” I wrote then: The Mackinac Center
So I was reading, not for work, a New York Times article on the architecture of Columbus, Indiana when I came across this: It was, in
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
In an earlier post we quoted Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum from their book That Used to Be Us on tax and spending policy. They
For my Wayne State speech I used three quotes to introduce our framework for what state and local policy makers and economic development leaders should
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
I want to complete this series of posts on private sector employment earnings (both wages and employer paid benefits) per capita with a look at
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
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