I served on a case that was in an economic opportunity zone in Brooklyn. The stores couldn’t get theft insurance being in the “hood”. So they got cut rate government insurance.It covered up to$ 10,000 in losses per month. Wouldn’t you know it every month they were robbed of $9,999 worth of goods? They ran into trouble when they couldn’t prove they ever had $9,000 dollars worth of merchandise in their store.
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On enterprise zones, Jack Kemp is naive
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‘On enterprise zones, Jack Kemp is naive.
Jack Kemp is the most fair-minded person the present administration has, but on two accounts he appears to be naive — enterprise zones and home ownership.’
What could go wrong?