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A new project that will develop comprehensive community profiles of Midwestern industrial cities that include in-depth qualitative information and the best available quantitative analyses of the trends and issues impacting these communities.

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Last Updated: 12/12/2012

Industrial Cities Initiative

The Community Development and Policy Studies (CDPS) Division of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago has undertaken a new project that we call the Industrial Cities Initiative. Through this Initiative, we hope to identify policies and programs that promote (or inhibit) economic growth and vitality in industrial cities.


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Presentations

  • Industrial Cities Initiative (ICI) by Jeremiah Boyle
  • Automotive Industry Challenges: Labor and Capacity Contraints by Kristen Dzicek
  • NEO Dashboard Indicators by W.E. Upjohn Institute and Kleinhenz & Associates
  • Industrial Cities Symposium by Kim Hill
  • Lessons Learned from Resurgent Cities by Yolanda Kodrzycki
  • Job in the Making: Economic Development Strategies to Grow Manufacturing by Paul Krutko
  • Keynote Speech to Industrial Cities Initiative Symposium by Richard C. Longworth
  • Is Manufacturing Destiny for Midwest Industrial Cities? by William Testa
  • Research on Distressed Cities/Regions by Hal Wolman

       

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