July 11, 201212 yr ^^^ And to avoid the problems people were pointing out with the Ohio video trying to show off too much at once, it would be smart for localities to do their own campaigns. Maybe the state could allocate money to distribute for this purpose, and/or partner with localities. As for the growing/shrinking thing, if Cincinnati could have captured 5-10% of growth in the metro, rather than losing >10% of its population from 2000-2010, it would have bolstered the tax base and allowed for more investment in things to attract more people, which could easily have a significant impact on state growth. All that tax money flowing into the burbs does little to enhance the state.
May 31, 201510 yr Can a city consciously build a creative economy? @Richard_Florida discusses in @CityLab: http://t.co/t07tOTHzTt "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck
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