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An analysis of different types of commercial land use in Boston and their economic impacts on the city and the region.
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Census 2000 data on Boston's Chinatown on population, housing and employment.
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Census 2000 data on Boston's Chinatown on population, housing and employment published in Cantonese.
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Innovation and public-private partnerships have played central roles in the development of Boston's modern economy. This report discusses the evolution of the city's economy with detailed data for 1970-2000.
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Detailed tables of employment, income, and poverty in Boston's neighborhoods, 2000 Decennial Census.
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Detailed tables of housing data, including structures, utilities, and costs, in Boston's neighborhoods.
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Detailed tables of schooling, educational attainment, language skills, place of birth, and disability status for Boston's neighborhoods.
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Describes the impact, location, and issues of the fifty percent of Boston's land that is tax exempt.
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This publication compares Boston to the U.S. and Massachusetts on several demographic, economic, and housing characteristics. This report uses 2000 Census data.
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Boston Still #1 College City
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Boston is home to 36 colleges and universities, and over 135,000 students, making it one of the world's leading intellectual centers.
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