In the face of serious fiscal stress, U.S. cities and metropolitan areas face major economic challenges that demand innovative solutions. Metropolitan business planning—which adapts the discipline of private-sector business planning to the task of sharpening regional strategy setting—seeks to address these issues and offer pragmatic and catalytic solutions in a time of austerity.
At an event to introduce the metropolitan business planning concept, Bruce Katz explains how the discipline of private-sector business plans can be adapted to the task of revitalizing and restructuring metropolitan economies.
Commentary
Metro Business Plans to Jumpstart Regional Economies
April 15, 2011