It’s “snake oil,” says the Economist, in writing about President Reagan’s proposed “investment incentives.” Coming from anyone else, that sort of snotty talk could just be brushed off. But the Economist is not just another publication: it is the highly …
In 1956 about two out of every three Americans lived in a metropolitan area. The greatest growth since 1950, however, was not in the central cities themselves, but in the surrounding country. Fully half of the increase occurred in territory …
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