Chicago's Finances Appear Sound Despite Long-Term Risks
Chicago, the nation’s second largest city, appears fiscally fit with revenue to cover obligations. Daley’s stability and independent tax boards help insulate services like schools, hospitals, and transit from the city budget, yet experts warn of trouble ahead as the tax base erodes and Daley retires.
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