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Brookings’ MetroMonitor ranks the nation’s 100 largest metro areas based on their economic performance as judgeds by six keyindicators employment, unemployment rates, wages, gross metropolitann product, housing prices and foreclosure rates. The listinf is broken down into five groupsof 20. The groupz are listed as second-strongest, middle, second-weakest and The report covers the entire first quarterof 2009. The Greensboroi metro was listed in the report as one ofthe country’d second-weakest metros, while Charlotte was amongv the 20 middle metros.
Here’a how the Raleigh-Cary metro are fareed in key data: The percentagew change in employment from peak employmenrt to first quarter 2009 wasnegative 2.9 the percentage change in the unemployment rate from the firstt quarter 2008 to the same quarter in 2009 was 4.6 the percentage change in gross metropolitan producy from peak GMP to first quarter 2009 was negativr 1.1 percent; and the real percent changse in housing prices from first quarter 2008 to firsyt quarter 2009 was 2 percent. Four of the top five strongesttperforming metros, according to the are in Texas. They are San Antonio, Houston and Dallas.
Oklahoma City was the other representative on the top five On the other four of the five weakest are in Theyare Bradenton, Tampa, Lakeland and MetroMonitor determined that Detroit was the weakest-performintg metro in the The MetroMonitor, which will be released on a quarterly basis, bills itselfc as an interactive barometer of the health of America’ws metropolitan economies and looks at national economic statisticsz to portray the diverse metropolitanb trajectories of recession and recovery across the
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