While the nature of our economy is regional, at the same time it operates in a global marketplace. Because governments are organized on the state and local levels, we believe there is a significant gap between how our region functions and how it is governed, a gap the Economy League aims to bridge.
- Who profits from Big Snow?
February 26, 2010
Type: Friday Journal
- Governor Rendell's Last Budget
February 19, 2010
Type: Friday Journal
- New study: Wealthy leaving New Jersey
February 5, 2010
Type: Friday Journal
- Cautious optimism in Philadelphia for Obama's plan to fund community banks (Philadelphia Business Journal)
January 28, 2010
Type: News
- What are you paying attention to in 2010?
January 8, 2010
Type: Friday Journal
- Plenty of stories to watch in 2010 (Philadelphia Business Journal)
January 1, 2010
Type: News
- Connecting Globally, Prospering Locally
December 18, 2009
What's the future look like for our region? How will we live, work, and play five, ten, fifteen years from now? How do we plan for these changes in a world of uncertainty? And how do we stay connected globally to ensure our prosperity as a region?
Check out the latest issue of Insight magazine for some insights into these questions raised at the 2009 Leadership Exchange, "Global Connections & the Region’s Future." ...more
Type: Publication
- Close the Deficit: Steve Wray (It's Our City/Philadelphia Daily News)
December 11, 2009
Type: News
- 2008: More momentous than you realized
December 4, 2009
Type: Friday Journal
- Comcast's NBC Universal deal a boost for Philadelphia, too (Philadelphia Business Journal)
December 3, 2009
Type: News
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