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Despite driving the growth of the country, new research shows that the inequality infecting cities dampens the economic growth they could generate, further entrenching that inequality. ![]() However, structural factors-such as the prioritization of businesses and the wealthy, a long-standing federal bias against cities, state government hostilities toward municipal governments, and structural racism interwoven throughout nearly every pillar of society-have been left to generate and reproduce poverty and inequality in metropolitan areas across the country. Cities generate close to 85 percent of US GDP and are hubs of innovation and growth.
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