PUBLICATIONS- SBEDP
The publications
offered below provide detailed background of the South
Bay Economic Partnership, the region it serves, and information
topical to key initiatives leading to informed decision making.
Opinions expressed
in the various publications do not necessarily reflect those of
the SBEDP board of directors or its investors.
2001 South
Bay Economic Forecast
Developed
by Jack Kyser and the Los Angeles County Economic Development
Corporation (LAEDC) economic research staff, this document provides
basic regional economic data fulfilling most top level economic
data requirements.
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DAUM 2001 South Bay Real Estate Study
Heart of Gold (Executive Summary)
Heart
of Gold is the first research report to attempt to define
and to assess
comprehensive strengths and weaknesses of the bioscience community
of
Southern California. (Download the complete report at www.larta.org)
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Outsmarting Sprawl's Impacts
Concern
about the impacts of urban growth on communities and the environment
has prompted legislatures in many states to develop new programs
to protect open space, constrain land development, and initiate
planning law reform.
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Sprawl Hits The Wall
For
more than a century, Los Angeles has been regarded as an exception
to the rules governing American urban growth. Starting out as
a region with little or no apparent urban potential, Southern
California has grown with remarkable speed into one of the world's
most important metropolitan areas. At the beginning of the 21st
Century, the region faces new challenges that inevitably accompany
emergence from a short, turbulent metropolitan adolescence. These
challenges require a new way of seeing ourselves and our city-region,
and fresh ways of working together to confront them.
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What It Takes To Be A High Tech State
Despite
a current slow down in high tech, most states continue to gain jobs
and investment. Here's a look at the leaders in high-tech growth.
By MaryEllen McCandless, Donna Clapp, & Karim Khan August 2001
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South Bay
Economic Development Partnership
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The Follies of Smart Growth
Oregon's experience
suggests "anti-sprawl" strategies worsen the problems
they are intended to solve.
By Randal O'Toole- Thoreau Institute.
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Suburbs and the Census
South Bay Regional Economic Development Principles
The South Bay by Choice
A downloadable
brochure briefly describing the Partnership, its goals and objectives.
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South Bay Profile
A 2002 South Bay Workforce Perspective
California 2001 Occupational Outlook
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Cities Under Pressure: Local Growth Controls and Residential Development
Policy
Review of
South Bay Key Industry Clusters
Adobe PDF
file.
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full text.
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