The Role of Northeast Ohio Central Cities in the Regional Economy, 2000-2007

Ziona Austrian; Candice Clouse; Eric J. Mundy; Frank Akpadock; Thomas Jr. Finnerty; John R. Bralich

The Role of Northeast Ohio Central Cities in the Regional Economy, 2000-2007

Ziona Austrian
, Candice Clouse
, Eric J. Mundy
, Frank Akpadock
, Thomas Jr. Finnerty
, John R. Bralich

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Abstract

This report examines the four central cities in Northeast Ohio – Akron, Canton, Cleveland, and Youngstown — in the context of their metropolitan areas. A central city is the largest or most important city of a metropolitan area. A metropolitan area combines a large city with adjacent urbanized areas and peripheral areas that are closely bound to the center with strong ties to commuting, commerce, and a common labor market.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Nov 1 2008

Keywords

economic development
economic analysis of cities and regions
Urban Policy

Disciplines

Growth and Development
Urban Studies
Urban Studies and Planning

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