Pretty cool graphic on job growth/loss by MSA.
It is a map of the US and can't drill into a state or MSA level, so Omaha doesn't stand out the best... but still a nice representation.
http://tipstrategies.com/archive/geography-of-jobs/
Geography of Jobs: Animated graphic 2004-2009
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dandr1229
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omahastylee459
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Geography of Jobs: Animated graphic 2004-2009
Wow, that got downright scary towards the end of the animation.
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elwood
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Geography of Jobs: Animated graphic 2004-2009
Yeah...wonder if any of it is accurate?omahastylee459 wrote:Wow, that got downright scary towards the end of the animation.
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nativeomahan
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Geography of Jobs: Animated graphic 2004-2009
I am sure that if someone/some organization went to all this trouble it is accurate The nation has been bleeding jobs for over a year now.
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S33
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Geography of Jobs: Animated graphic 2004-2009
If you look closely at the chronology of jobs gained/lost, you can associate it with events in the last 5 years. The most obvious was Hurricane Katrina. Its seems accurate to me. At least a t a glance it does.