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What Do AI, Employee Ownership, And The Future Of Work Have In Common

The Aspen Institute hosted a bipartisan forum on employee ownership, offering the potential to counter rising income inequality and encourage worker upskilling.

Washington Post Editors: Rebuild Middle America with Mass Immigration

The government ought to rebuild America's heartland by driving waves of mass immigration to the region, Washington Post editors suggest.

Opinion | Immigrant asylum seekers can revive Rust Belt cities in the heartland

Urban Reads: Lessons Learned from Eight Years of Scooter Sharing

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National links: A retrospective on eight years of scooter sharing

Looking back on the impact of e-scooters. Interest rates gum up existing housing stock. Researchers in Australia find links between car exhaust and brake pad particulates and Alzheimer’s.

Big-City Exodus After Pandemic Spells Lack of 'Knowledge Spillover'

"Knowledge spillovers" are serendipitous meetings that expand your networks or help you grow your career. They're harder to come by in smaller cities.

Opinion: Lowering Canada's high housing costs is also a recipe for raising our notoriously low productivity

Highly restrictive zoning in economically dynamic places not only raises housing prices there, it leads to lower economic output nationwide

Lawrence Summers's 'Inflation' Miss Was Norm Among Economists, Pundits

The last way any sentient being would ever fight higher prices is with fewer workers.

Gentrification's Roots in the Post-Industrial City

Op-ed: De-industrialization isn’t just a Detroit story. It’s also the story of Silicon Valley, whose crown jewel, San Jose, urbanized to house workers for now long-outsourced microchip factories.