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Economic Development in North Texas : An Overview of Current Practices and Challenges for the Region s Future Carl Grodach School of Urban and Public Affairs University of Texas at Arlington Prepared for Vision North Texas March 2009 Acknowledgements Many students from the School of Urban Affairs conducted research and interviews for this paper. Special thanks to Brian Guenzel, Michael Henning, Ryan Miller, Doug McDonald, Chawana Mwangeka, and Robert Pacleb for their efforts. The views expressed in this report are those of the author and are not necessarily of Vision North Texas . Comments can be directed to Carl Grodach at Table of Contents INTRODUCTION .. 2 THE REGIONAL Economic Development FRAMEWORK.
Although the competitive, incentive-driven approach to economic development likely contributes to some degree to overall job and tax revenue growth, this practice harms the
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