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Michigan Privatization Report

FEATURES

Published on July 15, 2002

Contents

  • An Open Letter to Michigan Legislators: Privatize Economic Development
  • Make Michigan One Big Renaissance Zone
  • The Next Energy Boondoggle?
  • A Tale of Two Sporting Goods Stores
  • Michigan State Industries Needs Competitive Contracting
  • If You Build It, They Won't Come
SKU: MPR2002-03
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Privatization: Industrial Policy: Can Government Really "Create" Jobs?

  • FEATURES
    • An Open Letter to Michigan Legislators: Privatize Economic Development
    • Make Michigan One Big Renaissance Zone
    • The Next Energy Boondoggle?
    • A Tale of Two Sporting Goods Stores
    • Michigan State Industries Needs Competitive Contracting
    • If You Build It, They Won't Come
  • AROUND THE STATE

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