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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.
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   The City’s Finances, Part 1: Life in Taxopolis After the financial meltdown, Mayor Bloomberg’s “luxury product” has become unaffordable.  The City’s Finances, Part 2: Budget-Cutting Made Simple Balancing the books doesn’t take genius, just political courage.   Project Phaseout Selling New York’s vast public-housing stock would generate enormous revenues and help the poor.       Transit for Tomorrow The MTA’s labor costs are crowding out money for a twenty-first-century system.  Escape from New York Dysfunctional policies are driving away millions of residents and billions of dollars.      New York’s Indispensable Institution The NYPD’s crime-fighting sparked the city’s economic revival and is essential to its future.  How New York Became Safe: The Full Story A citywide effort, involving many agencies and institutions, helped restore order.     The Uses of Vouchers School choice can help special-ed students and keep the Catholic-school option alive in the inner city.        |
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In the News
Roadmap to Recovery, New York Post
Budget-Cut ABCs, New York Post
ECT for the Mayor?, Neighborhood Retail Alliance
Don't Cut Cops, New York Post
Heather Mac Donald on the NYPD, New Paltz Journal
Monday Editorial Roundup, Newsday
How Nations Rot, National Review Online: The Corner
Law & Order, Ed Driscoll
New York's Future Could Preview America's, Washington Examiner
Save the Subways, New York Post
Prof: City's Recession Just a Bump in the Road, Crain's Insider
New York’s Indispensable Institution, InsiderOnline
The Party's Over, Neighborhood Retail Alliance
Futurama III, The Journey
Special City Journal issue offers ideas for "New York's Tomorrow", The Bradley Foundation ON-Lion Letter
Start Spreading the News, Ocean Kayaker
Defuse the Pension Bomb, New York Post
NYPD: An Indispensable Institution, RealClearPolitics
Getting Squeezed By The Parentheses States, Ed Driscoll
Wall Street 2015, Forbes
The Reinventive City, Forbes
Pre-Eminence Lost: Is Wall St. Still No. 1?, Investor's Business Daily
Defuse the Pension Bomb, New York Post
Creative Destruction and Michael Bloomberg, BusinessWeek: Economics Unbound
Sue City, Forbes
The Obsolete New York Model, Forbes
A New York state of mind, Powerline
Taxation and Democracy, Instapundit
'Broken Windows' Works, Forbes
The Culture Crash, Forbes
New Yorkers, Give a Hoot!, Forbes
The Obsolete New York Model, RealClearPolitics
Where’s the capital?, orgteory.net
Broken Windows, A Look Back, Catholic Eye
Mayor Bloomberg: An Unwitting Symbol of His City, New York Times
Contract fixes for the Big Apple, The Education Gadfly
Madison’s Nightmare, InsiderOnline
You can’t beat City Hall, Pajamas Media
Government by a single faction—the unions, Newsalert
Be like Garrett, ditch your ideals, The Australian
Booms and Busts , Wall Street Journal
NYC’s Insane Teachers’ Contract, ABC News
An Interview with Sol Stern: Lets Put the Kids First, EducationNews.org
Don't Prop Up Wall Street, Reason
The culture crash, The Sydney Morning Herald
The culture crash, Arts and Letters Daily
Teacher Bonuses Total $27 Million, Nearly Double Last Year’s, New York Times
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