Thomas-Henry calls for neighborhood-level and industry-level impact data
Thomas-Henry says the city must look beyond aggregate economic activity to see where it occurred, which industries benefited, and which neighborhoods saw foot traffic. She asks how many local businesses participated and whether opportunities were equitably distributed.
We must look beyond aggregate economic activity and ask where that activity occurred.
Which industries benefited?
Which neighborhoods saw increased foot traffic?
How many local businesses participated, and whether the opportunities were equitably distributed across all five boroughs.
Because the goal cannot simply be to hope that economic activity trickles into our neighborhoods.