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Global Evidence on the Decline and Recovery of Rust Belt Cities

Thursday, April 4, 2024

This article, written by Leonardo Vasquez and reproduced from the April 2024 issue of NBER Digest, is a summary of NBER Working Paper 31948, prepared by Luisa Gagliardi, Enrico Moretti, and Michael Seranfelli.

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MEP national network FY 2022 impacts include more than 116,000 retained or created jobs, $18.8B in new or retained sales

Thursday, February 16, 2023

The NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP), a national public-private partnership initiative within the US.

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Family-owned manufacturers lacking succession plans; negative economic impact forecast

Thursday, March 21, 2019

One of the most important economic development issues facing communities across the country, especially those reliant on family-owned manufacturing firms, may sometimes fly under the radar: succession planning. A robust study from the Great Cities Institute at the University of Illinois-Chicago combines qualitative (literature review, survey, and interviews) and quantitative analyses (economic impact report) to shed light on this issue, with a focus on the Chicago metropolitan area.

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