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Mass Exodus: Can America's Cities Be Saved? - Steve Forbes | What's Ahead | Forbes

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Rising crime, deteriorating infrastructure, poor schools, increasing homelessness, expensive housing, sky-high taxes. These are just some of the issues causing a mass exodus of people from American cities. As the impacts of Covid-19 continue, can American cities be saved? Steve Forbes on policy changes that must be considered in order to preserve urban life after the pandemic.

What's Ahead featuring Steve Forbes provides his insights and perspective, to stay on top of what's happening in this ever-turbulent world with glimpses into the future. What’s Ahead airs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

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