Ground Hog Day economics lessons in 2012 review
A column reflects on the 2012 IL Review piece citing the Ground Hog Day analogy for economic development. It highlights Austrian and Norton findings that loan guarantees, micro loans, local venture capital, and commercial district revitalization can raise jobs local taxes and property values in US regions.
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Sustainable economic strategies for rural regions
The article reviews strategies such as business incubators tax increment financing and enterprise zones, highlighting mixed results and long term gains. It cautions that incentives often fail or hurt other public services and urges communities to focus on retention expansion entrepreneurship and regional cooperation for lasting growth. Ruth Mealy MAFRI Re Development Spec. Project Manager.
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