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Marcuse, Peter; And Others – Social Policy, 1982
Triage policy is the exclusion of severely declining urban areas from services and programs on the grounds that the intensity of their needs cannot be met and the provision of services is therefore inefficient. Community groups must insist that severity of need, human benefits, and community protection be the priorities for allocation of funds.…
Descriptors: Community Characteristics, Cost Effectiveness, Financial Support, Government Role
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Levy, Paul; McGrath, Dennis – Social Policy, 1979
Advocates of the "new realism" in urban revitalization argue that effective urban policy involves attracting industries and white-collar taxpayers while improving public management and reducing public services. If this approach is not counterbalanced by socially conscious interests, cities may soon have little room for many of their present…
Descriptors: Dropouts, Economic Change, Economically Disadvantaged, Investment