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Arizona's Economic Development Landscape: Charting a Unified Course

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Arizona's Economic Development Landscape: Charting a Unified Course
Description

Arizona faces some big challenges if it is to compete regionally, nationally and globally for the cutting-edge jobs that will help determine our economic future. As hard as state and community leaders are working, the report suggests that Arizona needs even more participation in economic development leadership, more collaboration among economic development groups and a greater sense of urgency. This report identifies a number of important issues that are key to advancing economic development in Arizona.

Date Created
2012-11
Topical Subject
  • Economic development
  • Arizona
  • Economic conditions
Resource Type
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Extent
44 pages
Language
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In Copyright
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Morrison Institute for Public Policy Publications Archives
Identifier
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ASU 12.2:E 25/4
Peer-reviewed
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No
Series
Special report
Handle
https://hdl.handle.net/2286/R.I.15576
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minimal
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  • 2012-12-06 11:14:20
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