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  • What Will Moralists Make of Fuel-Efficient SUVs?
    What Will Moralists Make of Fuel-Efficient SUVs?

    Some SUVs approach 30 miles per gallon

    By Ted Balaker
    November 30, 1999

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    Rebuilding After a Disaster

    Regulating for Recovery

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    Rebuilding After a Disaster

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    By Geoffrey Segal
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    Rebuilding After a Disaster

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    Rebuilding After a Disaster

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    By Lisa Snell
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    Rebuilding After a Disaster

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    November 30, 1999

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    Keeping Life Downtown

    L.A. needs knowledge-based industries, not arenas

    By Joel Kotkin
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    A Line in the Land

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    By Samuel Staley, Jefferson Edgens and Gerard Mildner
    November 1, 1999

  • The Future of the Center
    The Future of the Center

    The Core City in the New Economy

    By Joel Kotkin
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    Effective Sprawl Solutions Found in Market, Not Regional Planning

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    By Samuel Staley
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    Child Protection at the Crossroads

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    By Susan Orr
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    Urban-Growth Boundaries and Housing Affordability

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    October 1, 1999

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    Rivers Among Us

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    By Michael Harrington and Christopher A. Hartwell
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    “Urban Sprawl” and the Michigan Landscape

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    A Six-point Environmental Flexibility Checklist

    By Christopher A. Hartwell
    September 1, 1999

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    Madison’s Taxi Regulations Stifle Innovation, Competition

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    By Samuel Staley
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    Seeking Safety in a Dangerous World

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