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How to Access Data for Community Economic Development (Part I)

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Summary

July 2022 — This session provides an overview of data sources to help guide community economic development efforts at the local and regional levels. Topics covered include labor force characteristics, demographics, measures of industrial concentration, sales tax collections, and housing data options.

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How to Access Data for Community Economic Development, PowerPoint

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