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The Metropolitan Revolution and Canada
This document discusses the importance of metropolitan areas and presents examples of metropolitan initiatives in the United States and Canada. It finds that metro areas generate the majority of economic output while occupying a small percentage of land. Examples are provided of innovative metro initiatives in New York, Portland, Detroit, and Northeast Ohio focused on areas like applied sciences, exports, manufacturing, and innovation districts. The document advocates for metro areas to create networks across organizations, set shared visions, and pursue game-changing economic development projects.
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- 2. 1 The MetropolitanRevolution
- 3. Top 100 Metros Shareof US Totals 75% GDP 66% population 12% land area Source: Brookings Analysis of BEA, Census Data
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- 13. PORTLAND Export Plan DETROIT Innovation District NORTHEASTOHIO Manufacturing Network NEW YORK Applied Sciences
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- 15. NEW YORK Applied Sciences CORNELLNYC TECH CENTER FOR URBAN SCIENCE & PROGRESS INSTITUTE FOR DATA SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
- 16. NEW YORK Applied Sciences $130million city investment $2 billion private capital $33 billion potential impact over 30 years
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- 18. NEW YORK Applied Sciences IncreasingInnovation Attracting Talent
- 19. PORTLAND Export Plan DETROIT Innovation District NORTHEASTOHIO Manufacturing Network NEW YORK Applied Sciences
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- 21. NORTHEAST OHIO Manufacturing Network NORTHEASTOHIO Manufacturing Employment 1980-2005 100 -25% -44% -186,279 jobs
- 22. NORTHEAST OHIO Manufacturing Network 10,000 newjobs $330 million new payroll $1.9 billion new investment over nine years
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- 25. PORTLAND Export Plan DETROIT Innovation District NORTHEASTOHIO Manufacturing Network NEW YORK Applied Sciences
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- 31. PORTLAND Export Plan DETROIT Innovation District NORTHEASTOHIO Manufacturing Network NEW YORK Applied Sciences
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- 34. DETROIT Innovation District INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT RESEARCHPARK INNOVATION DISTRICT
- 35. DETROIT Innovation District 3% Detroit’s totalland mass 11% Detroit’s businesses 37% Detroit’s total employment base
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- 39. DETROIT Innovation District HENRY FORDHOSPITAL & INNOVATION INSTITUTE TAUBMAN CENTER FOR DESIGN EDUCATION TECHTOWN COLLEGE FOR CREATIVE STUDIES DETROIT MEDICAL CENTER WAYNE STATE M1 RAIL LINE FORD FIELD & COMERICA PARK M@DISON BUILDING DTE ENERGY BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD COMPUWARE BUILDING GUARDIAN BUILDING DETROIT INTERNATIONAL RIVERFRONT
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