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Growing Together or Drifting Apart? Economic Well-Being in Washtenaw County’s new “Knowledge Economy” By Denise Bailey, Howard Kimeldorf, David Reynolds, Ian Robinson, Thomas Weisskopf, and Roland Zullo1
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Document Date: 2015-03-26 15:57:32


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Ann Arbor / Washington / D.C. / Ypsilanti / New York / /

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Wall Street Journal / Asset Limited / Current Population Survey Outgoing Rotation Group / /

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transportation / manufacturing jobs / industrial jobs involving manufacturing / food preparation / manufacturing-based cities / /

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Consumer Price / /

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High School / Center for Economic Policy Research / Michigan League for Public Policy / Some College / Center for Labor and Community Studies / University of Michigan / US Bureau / Eastern Michigan University / /

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Ian Robinson / John Schmitt / Mark Weisbrot / Denise Bailey / Nathan Bomey Ann Arbor / David Reynolds / Justin Lahart / Andrew Glyn / Bruce Pietrykowski / Lindsay Wang / Thomas Weisskopf / Howard Kimeldorf / Roger Kerson / /

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Washtenaw County / Michigan / /

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the Wall Street Journal / Forbes / Wall Street Journal / /

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Eastern Michigan / /

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