Growing The Middle Class
8 June 2004 - 8:00am
Miami's split personality points to an underlying problem.
Miami-Dadewith its famed beaches, weather, and cultureattracts over 10 million overnight visitors per year. However, Miami-Dade is failing to retain residents, including immigrants, who have successfully moved up the income ladder, resulting in a small middle class. This report defines this challenge by examining the underlying trends, explaining some of the reasons behind them, and suggesting policies that will help grow the middle class.
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Growing the Middle Class
Source:
The Brookings Institution, October 24, 2005
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This is in fact the kind of self-sufficient, self-sustaining 'village' community that Mahatma Gandhi -- the Father of the Nation -- dreamt of and wrote about in his books on India’s path to development.
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