My research focuses on economic rapid transactional
development that in part considers factors like finance, technology, investors,
taxes, civics, transference of ideas (speech), so on and so forth as input factors.
Reading about others research and ideas creates new ideas and helps further knowledge.
This piece was a few years ago but did bring forward three
points about regional development.
1. Technology and incomes rose in some places.
2. Decline of manufacturing and rise of technology have
change which locations grew.
3. Housing availability impacts growth.
Thoughts are that technology, and manufacturing should
develop together to create maximum wealth, human capital that feeds skilled
innovative labor, and housing (including quality of life) impacts resource/talent draw.
I write about a lot of places but do like Escanaba because
one can better understand the input factors. Also, the people are really great
and care about their community. It is also possible to see the impact of ideas
in action that can impact other parts of the UP if they work out well.
Just in case your wondering, I'm proof reading my book but think I need to add a chapter on why various stakeholders would collaborate for mutual community-industry development.
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