LAistquoted Raphael Bosticof the USC Price School about the high-cost of housing, and that it might push certain workers out of state and affect the California economy. USC public policy professor Raphael Bostic said if housing costs continue to push certain workers out of state, California’s economic growth could be affected. Read more…
KPCC-FM interviewed Raphael Bostic of the USC Price School about the high-cost of housing, and that it might push certain workers out of state and affect the California economy. USC public policy professor Raphael Bostic said if housing costs continue to push certain workers out of state, California’s economic growth could be Read more…
Michael Storper, co-author of our latest book club pick, The Rise and Fall of Urban Economies said recently in an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times: “To succeed in the new economy … Southern California has to face its mistakes over the last 30 years.” The claim is that the Bay Area has been “better” at doing business than we have in SoCal.
