Metro EconomicsBy Joe Cortright / October 14, 2014 Metropolitan areas are the fundamental organizational units of our global, knowledge-based economy. Subscribe
Economic Segregation What is economic segregation? Economic segregation is the physical separation of households according to income: Low income people are concentrated in some neighborhoods; higher income…
Core Vitality The urban core is the nucleus of the metropolitan area and its health is vital to regional economic success. Certain functions happen best and only…
Talent & Prosperity Talent drives city success: The biggest single factor explaining urban economic success is human capital. Subscribe
Questioning Congestion Costs It’s frequently claimed that traffic congestion imposes high and rising costs on the economy. But is that true? Subscribe
