"New" Economic Development
Michael H Annison
Abstract
Michael H Annison
Abstract
This article focuses on changes in the social, economic, and political structure of the United States and the implications of those changes for economic development over the next decade. It suggests the primary focus for economic development will be at the local level and successful communities will develop partnerships between the public and private sectors to accomplish locally determined community objectives.
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This article focuses on changes in the social, economic, and political structure of the United States and the implications of those changes for economic development over the next decade. It suggests the primary focus for economic development will be at the local level and successful communities will develop partnerships between the public and private sectors to accomplish locally determined community objectives.
Key concepts: Community economic development, Local economic development, Politics, Economic growth, Community development, Social change, Economics, Business