Economist Cullum Clark at Merit Coffee

Having written some of the best work on cities and housing, it is exhilarating to exchange ideas with an economist who supports his ideas with facts and statistics not political philosophy and fantasy.

Cullum Clark, brilliant economist, Director of George W. Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative and Adjunct Professor of Economics at SMU here at Merit Coffee on Oak Lawn Avenue in Dallas. — Brilliant economist Cullum Clark, Director, George W. Bush Institute-SMU Economic Growth Initiative and Adjunct Professor of Economics at SMU at outside table of Merit Coffee on Oak Lawn Avenue in Dallas.

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Economist Cullum Clark at Merit Coffee

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