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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Benchmark Charlotte 2011

For four years the chamber has been producing a benchmarking report to guide inter city visit participants to better understand how Charlotte compares to cities visited.  This report compares 30 indicators for eight MSA’s.  The indicators reflect five broad areas of interest:  employment and labor force, income and productivity, livability and connectivity, new economy, and equity and diversity.

In this year’s report, Austin ranks #1 in overall rank, Charlotte #2 and Seattle ranks #3.

Charlotte, North Carolina, compare Charlotte to other cities, Charlotte Chamber, Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, Charlotte NC, Charlotte North Carolina, Charlotte Business, Charlotte Relocation, Moving to Charlotte, Charlotte Information, Queen City, Economic Development, Charltte, Chrlotte, Charlote

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PDF of Benchmark Charlotte 2011

Posted by: Tony Crumbley @ 11:18:27 am 
 

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