Policy Brief
How Dublin gets to be like Dallas
If the transport system doesn’t shift people to the centre, the centre will shift to the people.
Author
Seán Keyes
Sean Keyes is the Executive Director of Progress Ireland, and leads infrastructure policy. Previously he was finance editor of The Currency, managing editor of MoneyWeek, and editor of an equity research newsletter. His academic background is in economics.
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