March 2006 · Volume 88 · Number 2 
Connections Matter: Using Networks for Economic Development Using connections that people have to their communities is a key to economic development. Developing and using the ties that bind will help to build the economy, just as a university's alumni are a main support for its endowment and just as some developing countries' expatriates are their vital source of foreign income. |
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Do local governments have a right to advocate on matters that may
either benefit or harm their constituents? An Augusta, Maine, employee, who formed a team to help another
city, speaks of a level of commitment that is powerful. |
Microsoft Growing Number of Plan Sponsors Are Offering Investment Advice When I Retire. . .Musings and Rash Promises About Moving On Edward Driggers, Greer, South Carolina
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