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Responding to Urban Decline, No. 17-07

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Responding to Urban Decline, No. 17-07

DATE: July 2017

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ABSTRACT: In recent decades, a number of once-prominent U.S. cities have experienced economic hardship and significant population loss. Policymakers in those cities want to jump-start growth and improve prospects for the people who live there. But where should they begin? This Economic Brief surveys economic studies on a variety of urban policy interventions and provides lessons for policymakers.

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Pinto, Santiago , Sablik, Timothy and Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. "Responding to Urban Decline, No. 17-07," Economic Brief (July 2017). https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/6034/item/583962, accessed on March 20, 2023.

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