Parks are key resources in cities—a source of pride for city citizens, an attraction for visitors and an enhancement to the quality of life for residents. While the benefits of parks are mostly intuitive for residents and visitors alike, is there a quantitative way to measure their value? For this effort, The Chicago Park District partnered with Civic Consulting Alliance, Global Economics Group, and Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. The 585 parks that the Chicago Park District owns were included in the analysis, making it one of the most comprehensive studies ever undertaken of a park system’s economic benefit.”
SPACs – A Primer from Global Economics Group and Some Potential Economic Examinations of SPACs and Investment Returns
Global Econ Principals Peter Hickey and Scott Walster, Senior Associate Matt Kennedy, and Matt Cain, Senior Fellow from the Berkeley Center for Law and Business, wrote a white paper on special purpose acquisition companies (“SPACs”), offering background on SPACs and...
