Twenty four of the world’s 300 largest metropolitan economies managed to stop their job losses in 2012, including Sacramento and two other U.S. markets, Albany, N.Y., and Little Rock, Ark.
That’s just one of many findings in a new report from the Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program.
The report, “Global MetroMonitor,” finds a long-term shift of economic growth from developed to developing metro areas. Metro economies in developing Asia, Latin America and the Middle East are…
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