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Richard Florida
by Richard Florida
Thu May 31st 2007 at 8:00am UTC

By the Numbers: Talent Clusters for Mid-Sized Metros (500K-250K)

For this week’s "By the Numbers," we release the third segment of our talent cluster analysis.   This week examine the top clusters for mid-sized metros (500K-250K).   

As we’ve done the past two weeks, we list the top three mid-sized regions for each cluster.    
Our rankings are based on three criteria: size of the labor force, LQ, and salary.  Check out last week’s entry for an explanation of these criteria.

Mid_sized_2Next week, we will release our final set of talent clusters for small metros.

If you would like more detail or a complete list of rankings for regions, contact Steven or David.

Download CCG_TalentCluster_MidSized.pdf

posted by: Steven

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2 Responses to “By the Numbers: Talent Clusters for Mid-Sized Metros (500K-250K)”

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    May 31st, 2007 at 10:44 am

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  2. Michael R. Bernstein Says:
    June 10th, 2007 at 8:29 pm

    This post needs to be in the ‘by the numbers’ category. It’s hard to find otherwise.