Weekly Op-Ed by Michael J. Hicks, PhD @HicksCBER
Honest Self-Assessment Key to Future Growth
From time to time, county and municipal governments face the need to perform economic development planning. Generally, this means outlining priorities for investment in public infrastructure or public services. In some communities, this might be pretty complex, involving some deep thinking about urban expansion over the coming decades. Elsewhere, the planning may be modest, involving expansions of parks or improving a road access.
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