… the effects of San Francisco’s transition from an industrial to a post-industrial economy on the
… changing nature of urban working-class life and labor in the postwar period. I argue that as …

… economic forces. Anxious to achieve California's potential and worried about economic
conditions beyond their control, urban … protect their ability to shape economic growth in the face …

… With the rise of the informational city, and the global economy, the creation and exchange
of highly specialized information has become vital for a metropolitan center's success. This …

… was accompanied by a shift towards more conservativism in terms of urban policy as … in
San Francisco. So rather than looking at the development of San Francisco in purely economic …

… economic reorganization and urban redevelopment. But we argue that although economic
change in the cities and social migration motivated by national economic forces provided the …

… We begin in Section 2 by discussing economic evidence regarding the … sample of urban
IT centers in Section 3, and in Section 4 we examine the extent to which they exhibit economic …

… in the San Francisco Bay Area. … urban economy. Indirect effects of land use regulations
are observed in the loss of housing wealth, greater spatial distribution of people across urban …

… and private bus transit as well as cable car (San Francisco Municipal Railway) ; 70 for light
rail transit (San Francisco Municipal Railway and Santa Clara County Light Rail Transit); and …

… One of the most significant ways that San Francisco has recently approached economic
development is through a series of tax abatement measures. In January, 2011, Edwin Lee was …