Zach Wilcox
Economic Researcher
020 7803 4323
z.wilcox@centreforcities.org
Zach holds an MSc in Local Economic Development from the London School of Economics, and his research examined the geographic landscape of cultural industries.
Prior to his MSc, he performed economic evaluations of US Federal programmes for an international non-profit research organisation, focusing on cost-benefit, cost-effectiveness and public financing studies. Zach also holds a BBA in Economics and Marketing from The University of Georgia.
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Recent reports:
- Urban Outliers: Will the Local Government Finance Bill incentivise growth in all England's cities? Centre for Cities (2012)
- Cities Outlook 2012 Centre for Cities (2012)
- Strength from within: Supporting economic growth in Preston Centre for Cities (2011)
- Investing in Growth Cities Centre for Cities (2011)
- A Taxing Journey: Progress and challenges on implementing Tax Increment Financing Centre for Cities (2011)
- Capital gains: What does the Local Government Resource Review mean for London? Centre for Cities (2011)
- Advancing Ambitions:Creating a sustainable economic future for Sheffield Centre for Cities (2011)
- Room for improvement: Creating the financial incentives needed for economic growth Centre for Cities (2011)
- What would Maggie do? Why the Government’s policy on Enterprise Zones needs to be radically different to the failed policy of the 1980s Centre for Cities (2011)
- Linked In: Growing Croydon's potential now Centre for Cities (2011)
Recent articles:
- Flatshares and fair shares: Why young workers are feeling the pinch Huffington Post, May 2012
- Should high unemployment dash our high hopes? Huffington Post, October 2011
