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Observations: top-heavy job loss

Kodrzycki, Yolanda; Gerew, Nelson - In: Regional Review (2004) Q 2 / Q 3, pp. 1-2

The job downturn has fallen heavily on the highest wage industries.

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The Austin technology incubator

In: Banking and Community Perspectives (2001) 1, pp. 4-5

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Noteworthy: demographics, auto industry, Texas jobs

Nicholson, Mike; Renier, Jessica J. - In: Southwest Economy (2008) Jul, pp. 14-14

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To market, to market: strategy in high-tech business

Katz, Jane - In: Regional Review (1996) Fall, pp. 12-17

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Robots: ours are smarter; theirs sell better

Testa, William A. - In: Chicago Fed Letter (1987) Nov

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Telecom in North Texas : A case study in agglomeration

Rossell, Marci; Walker, Meredith - In: Southwest Economy (1998) Nov, pp. 1-4

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Silicon prairie: how high tech is redefining Texas' economy

D'Ann M. Petersen; Burchfiel, Michelle - In: Southwest Economy (1997) May, pp. 1-5

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Is our IT manufacturing edge drifting overseas?

Valletta, Rob - In: FRBSF Economic Letter (2003)

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The Lowell high-tech success story: what went wrong?

Gittell, Ross J.; Flynn, Patricia M. - In: New England Economic Review (1995) Mar, pp. 57-70

Ten years ago Lowell, Massachusetts was a high-tech success story. After several decades of stagnation, the Lowell area had emerged as a thriving center for high-technology employment. The Lowell story was viewed as a "model for reindustrialization" for older cities throughout the world. In...

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Statement to Congress, June 14, 1999 (high-tech industry in the U.S. economy)

Greenspan, Alan - In: Federal Reserve Bulletin (1999) Aug, pp. 556-558

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