Skip to main content. David Wessel. You are here Home. Most Recent Appearances. March 18, November 3, The Stories That Shaped December 27, In the final week on , we look back at the big stories of the year. December 6, Improvement with Obamacare, Detroit's bankruptcy, the latest job numbers and Nerlson Mandela.
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My goal is to explain trenchantly how the economy is changing and how economic policies we adopt today will shape the lives of future generations. He has shared two Pulitzer Prizes. New Release October Only the Rich Can Play:. Advance Praise. The New York Times Oct. Play Video. In other words, lucrative areas where the wealthy can place their money profitably and avoid capital gains taxes. Wessel provides vivid portraits of the proselytizers, political influencers, consultants, real estate dealmakers and individual money-seekers looking to take advantage of this opportunity.
He looks at the cities in which the Opportunity Zone initiatives have failed, as well as a few where they have succeeded, and offers a lesson on how a better-designed program might have helped more left-behind places.
Join us as David Wessel, offers an in-depth analysis of the bill he faults with keeping the rich richer—revealing the gritty reality of a system tilted in favor of a few while leaving many out in the cold. Mailing Address: P. Box San Francisco, CA —
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