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These cities tend to have bad reputations for crime, poverty, and blight. Which one is truly in the most trouble for the future—and are any actually doing well, and should not be grouped in this list? Are there any others that should be included?
These cities tend to have bad reputations for crime, poverty, and blight. Which one is truly in the most trouble for the future—and are any actually doing well, and should not be grouped in this list? Are there any others that should be included?
Chicago might not seem as bad now as say a Detroit, but that is a financial time bomb waiting to go off. Detroit is the opener, Chicago is the main attraction coming in the next 20 years.
Chicago might not seem as bad now as say a Detroit, but that is a financial time bomb waiting to go off. Detroit is the opener, Chicago is the main attraction coming in the next 20 years.
Let's not conflate the city government's finances with the citiy's economy. Detroit's economy was tied inextricably to the American auto industry that left. Chicago does not have those problems.
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