Not As Poor As You Think
This segment from NPR looks at results from a new study that show many poor neighborhoods actually have the potential for vibrant economies.
A new report from the D.C.-based non-profit Social Compact shows that many "poor" areas have economic potential. Alex Cohen speaks with John Talmage, the director of Social Compact, to find out what people in these neighborhoods are spending their money on and why it makes good business sense to invest in there.
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