The Metropolitan Revolution
How Cities and Metros Are Fixing Our Broken Politics and Fragile Economy
in:
Sociology
Summary:
The book explores the emerging trend of city and metropolitan leaders taking the initiative to solve critical economic and policy issues in the United States, stepping in where the federal government has been ineffective. It provides case studies and analysis of how these local efforts are driving innovation, infrastructure investment, and economic development in an era of political gridlock and economic uncertainty.
Key points:
1. Metro-Driven Growth: Metros are key to U.S. economic growth, driving innovation, infrastructure, and jobs. They should lead with local strategies that play to their strengths.
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