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WAGES & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Unmasking the Hidden Power of Cities: Using Their Authorities, Energy and Promise to Secure The Common Good - June 5, 2018
Beyond Unemployment: Rebuilding the Economy With Good Jobs - January 31, 2011
Los Angeles On The Edge Part II: An Analysis of Poverty Data from the U.S. Census Bureau - September 29, 2009
Los Angeles On the Edge Part I: An Analysis of Health and Income Data from the U.S. Census Bureau - September 22, 2009
Poverty, Jobs and the Los Angeles Economy: An Analysis of U.S. Census Data and the Challenges Facing Our Region - August 26, 2008
City at a Crossroads: Poverty, Jobs and the Future of Los Angeles - June 26, 2006
Community Benefits Agreements: Making Development Projects Accountable - August 26, 2005
Examining the Evidence: The Impact of the Los Angeles Living Wage Ordinance on Workers and Businesses - May 26, 2005
Left Behind: The Impact of Secession on Low-Income Residents and Workers in the San Fernando Valley and Hollywood - August 26, 2002
The Other Los Angeles: The Working Poor in the City of the 21st Century - August 26, 2000
Taking Care of Business: An Evaluation of the Los Angeles Business Team - June 26, 2000
Who Benefits From Redevelopment in Los Angeles?: An Evaluation of Commercial Development Activities in the 1990s - August 26, 1999

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