Tough economic times increase the demand for redistribution of income. Significant changes threaten to do more long-term harm than good for most who benefit from a growing economy.
Filed under: business cycle, growth, Labor markets, Political economy, Progressive Center, public policy | Tagged: economic growth, redistribution, taxation, top 1% | Leave a Comment »
Indiana population growth for the last 110 years has been largely driven by the metro areas of Chicago/Gary, South Bend/Elkhart, Ft. Wayne, Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville. Rural areas deserve a fair share of state revenues, but not any more.
Filed under: growth, public finance | Tagged: growth, Indiana, Indianapolis, metropolitan statistical areas, population, rural, small cities, suburbs, universities, urbanization | Leave a Comment »
Effective CFO’s create a culture where contrasting perspectives are always considered in making decisions and operating a business. True synergy occurs when the whole is more than the sum of the parts.
Filed under: growth, leadership, strategy | Tagged: both/and, CFO, culture, Jim Collins, leadership, long-run, risk, synergy, talents | Leave a Comment »
