…fear that they will strike back now in really unpredictable ways,” “China’s property crisis hasn’t gone away: it is getting worse” | The Economist, More than two-thirds of urban households’…

…service to urban and rural communities, and revitalizing rail corridor communities. None of this is possible until railroad management starts treating workers as partners and not as adversaries. It is…

…Russia of urban protests and acts of resistance such as bombings of military recruitment centers.  Now that almost all Russians potentially feel threatened (men directly, and women via the danger…

…urban and rural populations.  He made moves to reduce taxes on farmers, and he also introduced in 2005 and old age pension program. Richard Easterlin has documented that citizens had…

…addition, there’s a significant bump in the 2nd-bluest decile (which includes major urban cities like Los Angeles, Queens and Detroit); if you were to compare the reddest fifth of the U.S. vs. the…

…Angeles, Miami, and New York City rank among the biggest counties now at these levels. There’s also this: Boston-area wastewater levels are where they were in early Jan and rising…

…qualified for yesterday’s jobs, which are the kinds of jobs that are going away. This also is especially hard on uneducated urban American blacks. Their great ladder of opportunity since…

…the 2nd-bluest decile (which includes major urban cities like Los Angeles, Queens and Detroit); if you were to compare the reddest fifth of the U.S. vs. the bluest fifth, it would be more…

…urban states and rural states. Syverson, for one, is skeptical that there’s any single answer. He told me: “I don’t know how you get 50 years of decline without having…

…it peaks in urban/blue America . . . probably sometime in March or so. The big unknown is how much of a spike either one will be this time around….