Regional Economic Development

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Book Review: "The Fate of the States: The New Geography of American Prosperity" by Meredith Whitney

States that properly manage their debt and pension obligations will enjoy a prosperous future. States that do not will encounter severe problems. Investors and public sector employees take note.

Why Most Economic Development Efforts Fail

Here’s another fun exercise: Ask a local public official, ‘What type of economic development would be best for your community?’

Senator Tester, Senator Cantwell of Washington and Tribal Leaders Discuss Economic Challenges in Indian Country

"If there is a true desire to improve life on reservations, Indian Country needs a New Deal, a deal that will truly develop needed infrastructure, incentives that will really encourage private investment."

A Map Of America’s Future: Where Growth Will Be Over The Next Decade

The Inland West is expected to continue to outgrow the rest of the country over the next decade, as the area boasts the highest percentage of young people under 20 in the U.S.

The Emerging Geography of Inequality

These new maps are not pretty, and sadly there is little prospect for improvement.

Only five people from west of the Mississippi River invited to the annual White House Economic Development Forum

"It was an opportunity for us to network with a number of states as well as federal agencies,"

How To Grow A Venture Capital Ecosystem

What are the lessons for new regions trying to create their own venture capital?

Want to Grow the Economy? Change Four Attitudes About Women Entrepreneurs

Why does the start-up rate of women-owned businesses soar while the number in the big leagues — more than $1 million in revenue — stagnates?

Broadband’s Economic Impact

This article explores the relationship between broadband and the rural economy.

Top Trends in State Economic Development

Cluster-based economic development strategies
emphasize focusing services on geographically
concentrated
firms
in
related
industries
that
share
needs
for common talent, technology, and infrastructure.