Michigan's Economic Future | 
| Author: Charles L. Ballard
Publisher: Michigan State Univ Pr
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Pages: 196
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ISBN: 0870137964
Dewey Decimal Number: 330.9774
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Publication Date: August 1, 2006
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n the 1950s and 1960s, Michigan was an economic powerhouse. Over the last several decades, however, manufacturing has claimed an ever- smaller share of the U.S. economy; Michigan has steadily lost ground. Michigan's industrial power created a set of attitudes that hundreds of thousands of Michigan people have a sense that, 'I don't need college, I'm going to get one of those factory jobs....that is a dream that is shrinking, shrinking, shrinking. One of the biggest challenges facing the Michigan economy is we're sort of behind the curve in the attitude toward the skills levels that we'll have to have.
Ballard provides a detailed analysis of Michigan s current economic difficulties, with transportation, land use, environment, education, and finance as critical policy issues.
Table of Contents:
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. An Overview of the Michigan Economy
Chapter 2. Michigans Human Resources
Chapter 3. Michigans Physical Resources: Transportation, Land, and Environment
Chapter 4. Other Budget- Related Issues and Policies in Michigan
Chapter 5. The Tax System in Michigan
Chapter 6. What Will Michigans Economy Be Like in 2025?
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