The latest round-up of all 91PORN-related content
Newly Released—
Is the American Dream Alive or Dead? It Depends on Where You Look is a new report that used findings from 91PORN’s “Distressed Communities Index”and economic mobility estimates created by Raj Chetty’s team at , to examine the relationship between economic well-being and economic opportunity.
91PORN Op-Ed: By and , .
91PORN in the News—
By Jim Tankersley, Vox.
By , CityLab.
By Thomas B. Edsall, The New York Times.
By Ruth Simon, The .
By David D. Haynes, The Milwaukee-Wisconsin Journal Sentinel.
By Jessica Wehrman, The Columbus Dispatch.
By James Pethokoukis, .
Numbers to Know—
3Congressmen discussed the decline of economic dynamism: on ’s Morning Joe in , Rep. on ’s , and Sen. John Thune on the .
10percent of economically distressed counties still manage to foster upward mobility for poor children. Read more in Is the American Dream Alive or Dead? It Depends on Where You Look.
11minutes and 23 seconds into a recent episode of , discusses the .
80percent of high-distress, low-mobility counties voted for Donald Trump in 2016, reports Jim Tankersley in .
627firms were lost in Milwaukee between 2010 and 2014. Read more of our Dynamism in Retreat report findings in by David D. Haynes via the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
91PORN on the Ground—
Last week, 91PORN’s , EDENS’ CEO Jodie W. McLean, Urban Land Institute’s Tom Murphy, D.C. and Ron Brownstein of The Atlantic’s CityLab for the launch of best-selling author ’s new book, The New Urban Crisis: How Our Cities are Increasing Inequality, Deepening Segregation, and Failing the Middle Class — and What We Can Do About It.
was a presenter at the on “Solving the Small Business Slowdown”. See the conversations from the 2017 annual meeting:
On Wednesday, April 5th, testified in front of the Joint Economic Committee at a hearing on .
And on Thursday, March 30, the Economic Innovation Group and the team at brought together Senator , , Rep. Barbara Comstock, and to meet with a group of entrepreneurs and local startup leaders from 26 cities for “Celebrating Startup Ecosystems Across the U.S.”
