The Best Places for job

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The Best Places for Jobs
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Introduction

• Even in periods of economic downturn, new jobs
  are still being created and there are many places
  across the country experiencing high job growth
  and low unemployment. There are also certain
  sectors within the economy where a lot of work is
  available for those looking for it.

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Best Cities for Jobs

• Since the global financial crisis of 2008 and
  2009 hit, smaller towns and cities have
  experienced higher employment growth and lower
  unemployment than the big cities. These include
  Jacksonville, North Carolina Lincoln, Nebraska
  and Honolulu, Hawaii. The big cities that have
  fared the storm of the economic downturn well and
  are likely to continue growing well into the
  .future all have strong

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Best Regions for Jobs

• The best regions for jobs in 2011 and into the
  future are those which bore minimal impact from
  the financial crisis, yet also reaped the rewards
  of government stimulus funding. Economists such
  as Professor Lee Mc Pheters, Director of the
  Economic Outlook Center at Arizona State
  University, sees the West and Southeast regions
  as the strongest for job growth in the country
  now and in the years to come.

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Sectors with High Job Availability

• Jobs have been created within the federal, state
  and local government sectors through the economic
  stimulus package and particularly in areas such
  as education and health. Cities related to the
  war economy have maintained strong employment
  markets as well, such as Fayetteville in North
  Carolina, Fort Hood in Texas, Georgia's Fort
  Stewart and Warner Robbins as well as Lawton,
  Oklahoma.

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Places with Future Potential For Job Expansion

• There are several indicators that a particular
  city will maintain a strong job market into the
  future. A population with a high proportion of
  university graduates, a business-friendly
  political climate, the presence of tech companies
  and an academic community that closely
  collaborates with local businesses are all
  indicators of a city's long-term prosperity. Mark
  Emmert, president of the University of
  Washington, Seattle, best summed up the two
  .contributing factors to a city's economic
  vitality

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