Boston's Industry: a Profile Based On a Survey of Manufacturers Conducted By the Boston Economic Development And Industrial Commission
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Bureau of the Census 1951 & 1965.
provides some indication that this trend may be accel- erating.
the kinds of locations sought by firms presently thinking of moving To this multiple response question, there were only 155 responses for the 122 firms, indicating that each entrepreneur had a small number of possibilities in mind.
Thirty-five percent of the responses were for industrial parks, 30 percent were for incity mass transit areas, 12 percent were for redeveloped areas, and 23 percent were... for some other combination. Importantly though, even though 80 percent of the firms were thinking of leaving Boston, over 40 percent of the responses were for the kinds of facilities noi/i/ ai/s/Va^/e in Boston (incity, mass transit areas and redeveloped areas). This may indicate a disenchantment with city policy more than it indicates a lack of ability on the part of Boston to physically accommodate some firms.
While comparable figures are not available for the City of Boston for this period of time, according to the IVIassachu setts Division of Employment Security, manufac- turing employment has declined from 86,200 in 1961 to less than 70,000 in 1969.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bureau of the Census 1951 & 1965.
provides some indication that this trend may be accel- erating.
the kinds of locations sought by firms presently thinking of moving To this multiple response question, there were only 155 responses for the 122 firms, indicating that each entrepreneur had a small number of possibilities in mind.
Thirty-five percent of the responses were for industrial parks, 30 percent were for incity mass transit areas, 12 percent were for redeveloped areas, and 23 percent were... for some other combination. Importantly though, even though 80 percent of the firms were thinking of leaving Boston, over 40 percent of the responses were for the kinds of facilities noi/i/ ai/s/Va^/e in Boston (incity, mass transit areas and redeveloped areas). This may indicate a disenchantment with city policy more than it indicates a lack of ability on the part of Boston to physically accommodate some firms.
While comparable figures are not available for the City of Boston for this period of time, according to the IVIassachu setts Division of Employment Security, manufac- turing employment has declined from 86,200 in 1961 to less than 70,000 in 1969.
What to read after Boston's Industry: a Profile Based On a Survey of Manufacturers Conducted By the Boston Economic Development And Industrial Commission?
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