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Selected demographic, social, economic, and housing characteristics of Boston's electoral district compiled from Census 2000 data (Summary File 3).
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Boston Still a Magnet to 20 to 34 year-olds
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02/01/2005
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Boston Neighborhood Maps of Census Tracts and Block Groups - Census 2000
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02/01/2005
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Maps of 2000 Census geography for Boston and its neighborhoods with clear delineation of census boundaries and their ID numbers showing streets, permanent features and street names.
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Report on employment growth and specialization in 35 of the largest American cities including Boston with specific reference to location, growth and concentration of jobs in cities.
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Report for year 2004 presents major economic and demographic trends for the past ten years in a citywide and regional context.
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New Supermarket Openings
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Industry Profiles
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07/01/2004
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Basic details of supermarkets that opened in Boston from 1992 to 2004, their locations and floor space.
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Boston's economy presented in a series of graphs showing Boston's share of Massachusetts' jobs, goods and services, and tax revenues.
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Selected Census 2000 data on neighborhoods with comparative percentages for Boston city presented in 17 Tables and 11 graphs.
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Economic & Fiscal Impact of the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston
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Income & Poverty, Labor Market
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04/07/2004
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This study estimates the near-term economic impacts and longer-term sustainability benefits of Boston’s ARRA investments.In short, this study projects significant economic impact in such things as job creation, Gross Regional Product, and tax generation, as well as longer-term sustainability benefits such as energy cost saving and water preservation. In addition, the study shows that when considering financial and sustainability efforts together, local benefits are expected to exceed costs by at least a four-to-one ratio, demonstrating a strong return on investment to the City of Boston.
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Housing demand and creation of dormitory beds by institutions of higher education and health care.
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