AnEconomicComparisonofCleveland,Portland,andSeattle.pptVIP

An Economic Comparison ofCleveland and Atlanta;Comparing the economies;City and Metropolitan Area Size;Building PermitsPercent of permits issued from1990 to1996 to 1990 stock;Recent Unemployment Rates;Percentage Point Difference Between the CMSA’s Annual Unemployment Rate and the National Rate;Employment Growth Index for the US, Cleveland-Akron CMSA, Cleveland PMSA, and Akron PMSA;Metropolitan Population Growth;City Population Change;Suburban Population Growth Rates;Population by Race1996 estimates;Change in the Central Cities’ Share of Metropolitan Employment: 1993-1996;Suburban and Central City Employment Growth Rates of MSAs: 1993 to 1996;Distribution of EmploymentCleveland-Akron CMSA: 1997;Comparing the economiesIncome Relations: Central City Suburb;Poverty Over the Business Cycle;1997 Employment SpecializationLocation Quotients;1997 Employment SpecializationEmployment Growth Rates: 1992 to 1997;1997 Earnings SpecializationLocation Quotients;1997 Earnings Specialization Sources of Earnings;Change in Sources of Income During the Recovery: 1992-1997;Educational Attainment Adult Population: 1990;Index of Higher Educational Attainment: Adults Age 25 ands above in 284 CMSAs and MSAs in 1990 ;Percent of Adult Central City Residents with BA or Higher: 1990