This was a relatively short meeting and provided another opportunity to understand the city as a investment destination. There are some things that can raise standards. According to a study in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics human capital and agglomeration are more conducive to new firm entry than are natural amenities, local fiscal policy, or social capital (Artz, Kim, Orazem, & Han, 2020. Escanaba has a local trades college, local industry skills, some of the region's nicest natural resources/amenities, the city has fiscally sound as of date, and there is momentum to develop the town among community activists. One might consider that a good start as a place to consider investing.
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