May 2005
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Absorbing the displaced from overseas can be a tough urban task. But
for a city in decline, it can be an unexpected opportunity.
As gridlock gets worse and technology improves, the use of toll lanes
and other market-based tools to regulate rush-hour driving is gaining
acceptance.
A new group of urban leaders wants a strategy based on success, not on
pleading for help.
What's more surprising than Andrew Romanoff becoming Colorado's House speaker? His revenue-reform success.
