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Jobs and the “Fiscal Cliff”
My relief that Mitt Romney was not going to be our president, with a Republican Senate along with the House of Representatives, barely lasted through Tuesday night. By my lights, a lot of terrible stuff and a completely wrong direction … Continue reading
Posted in Contributors, Issues, Jack Metzgar, The Working Class and the Economy
Tagged economic growth, fiscal cliff, Jobs, Obama, taxes
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How to Build a Strong Economy: Education or Unions?
On May 15, The Chronicle of Higher Education reported that The American higher-education system has long been seen as a leader in the world, but confidence in its future and its enduring value may be beginning to crack along economic … Continue reading
Youngstown’s Future and the “Tech Belt Megapolitan”
Youngstown 2010, the city’s award winning community plan, is structured around four principles that have provided the framework for all of the work that has followed: Accepting that Youngstown is a smaller city Defining Youngstown’s role in the new regional … Continue reading
Posted in Youngstown
Tagged Cleveland, economic growth, Pittsburgh, regional development, technology, Youngstown
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