Facing a busy, noisy path. Most people experience the economy as something that happens to them . I’ve been one of them. A rent increase. A denied loan. A city project announced after decisions are already made. But beneath all of that is an infrastructure — financial, civic, and technological — that quietly shapes who has options and who doesn’t. Invest Boston exists to make that infrastructure legible. This isn't about theory. It's not a regurgitation of national trends or