Understanding Urban Decline

Santiago Pinto (santiago.pinto@rich.frb.org) and Timothy Sablik

Annual Report, 2016, 4-20

Abstract: Senior policy economist Santiago Pinto and economics writer Tim Sablik discuss the forces that drive urbanization and the factors that determine where firms and households locate within cities. Pinto and Sablik also evaluate a variety of place-based and people-based policy responses to urban decline. Because every city is different, the authors caution that revitalization efforts that worked for one city may not work for another.

Date: 2016
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