Many ways. Many had big manufacturing centers on shore - Kodak, Xerox, B&L, GM. Those are mostly gone with large loss of employment. Some that were/are headquartered failed to capitalize on the technology they developed(kodak) some grew beyond the location (Gannet) some were bought out (Champion).
It's telling that the largest employer in the region is the University & it's associated hospital.
stressed societies = those remaining in rustbelt America - you know, the ones clinging to god and guns because there ain't much left for employment in rural Pennsyltucky
Nah, he's a "straight shooter". Didn't see much in Obama's statement flattering to egos and pretensions - more an accurate statement of the proclivities of stressed societies.
hmm. I found them fascinating books and didn't consider him a blowhard, possibly because I've met far too many rote dullards who work in the financial sector so I agree with some of his underlying ideas. I actually think them better books for theories of non-financial risk analysis.
What are the operating expenses you have to cover and how are they accounted for?
What is the expected donation to charity?
Why should one donate to them and not Frank Water and Mercy Corps directly?
Hehe. Wonder how long they last on their own? They, Moonlight Basin and Big Sky could linkup for a megaresort.
Now if only Alpine and Squaw will stop squabbling, buyout the dude with the lift, and linkup as well.