Saving The Inner City Will Save The City
16 September 2003 - 9:00am
Milwaukee business and civic leaders announce a new economic development initiative focused on the inner city.
"The inner city has four assets that are key to metro economic development: a strategic central location that can lower transportation costs for industry, available land for expansion, a potential work force for a region that sometimes must import laborers, and an under-served market of consumers... Rather than seeing inner-city development as an issue of equity where government must reduce poverty, Porter said, it should be viewed as a business opportunity where the private sector takes the lead."
Full Story:
Economic revival looks to inner city
Source:
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, September 15, 2003
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