How can cities and towns learn from their mistakes and develop public policy in a way that is sustainable?

What is the future of the gig economy, and how should cities be reacting?

Local policies have restricted the development of new housing stock and as a result, housing prices have skyrocketed.

Competition to woo Amazon’s new headquarters brought national attention to economic development subsidies, but the practice is not new.

For a century, state and federal policy aided segregation through housing, zoning ordinances, economic development, and urban revitalization.

What finance and budgeting look like at the local level and how these fields have adapted with time.

Wendell Cox and Patrick Tuohey talk about the large-scale trends that will alter our urban areas.