At the CenterAdvice for Cities in Fiscal CrisisFriday, Aug. 3, 2012
Go back to basics. That's the advice from Judy Nadler, Markkula Center senior fellow in government ethics, for cities facing tight budgets or even insolvency. In an article for the Wall Street Journal's MarketWatch, she recommends: 1. Spend only what you can afford. 2. Be realistic about what you need, versus what you want. 3. Consolidate, cooperate, and collaborate. 4. Create, strengthen, and maintain a culture of ethics. 5. Recommit to the importance of public service.
Posted by Miriam Schulman
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