State officials struggling with ways to develop their economies without giving away the store might consider a few rules to give by.
Policy-makers need to aim their social programs at young Puerto Rican men, a group that suffers from chronic poverty, unemployment and a lack of education.
A survey of state and local officials shows many are divided on the benefits of regional bodies that operate within their states. How states employ regional solutions often depends on their historical use of this method of problem solving.
In this mobile society where every shopping mall has the same stores, can we really say there are differences among the country's regions?
