Many New Yorkers increasingly believe the city’s economy is no longer benefiting them. New York City, known for its ability to draw skilled individuals and foster the exchange of ideas and goods, has traditionally been a leader in these areas. The city has created opportunities not only for its residents but also for people worldwide.
City Journal, a publication focused on urban policy and associated with the Manhattan Institute, explores these issues. The journal emphasizes how a city’s success hinges on attracting talented individuals and supporting idea and relationship exchanges. New York City, with its dense population and numerous businesses, has historically succeeded in these areas. This success has expanded opportunities beyond its geographical limits.
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