Entries by Mark Schill

Madison job growth ranks in the middle of the pack

By: Mike Ivey In: Madison Capital Times When economists read the statistical tea leaves, seeking signs of an easing recession, they often look for a bottoming of the stock market […]

Large Cities Need Healthy Churches to Survive

By: Michael Clary In: Everything is Backwards Blog So writes Joel Kotkin, in The American. In this article, Kotkin asserts that large metropolitan areas have become havens for the uber-rich […]

Budget cutting difficult task for Inland Empire cities

By: Andrew Edwards In: The Sun – San Bernadino and Inland Empire Budget cutting is like the political equivalent of surgery without anesthesia. However government officials try to slice their […]

Consulting

Joel Kotkin has been asked by numerous civic, business and governmental organizations to help develop plans for their future development. He combines historical insights and theories developed in his prolific […]

Budget woes placing California into unknown territory

Since Tuesday, when Californians shrugged off Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s warning of “fiscal Armageddon” and voted down a package of budget-balancing ballot measures, everybody has wondered what the worst part of […]