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Old 08-16-2012, 08:13 AM
 
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Perryman Report: Sources of growth, expansion for Texas examined - Longview News-Journal: Opinion


No surprises here: Looks like SA will benefit from continued Medical higher paying professions and Shale in the Southside.


"Ranked by 2011 wage and salary employment in descending order, these are Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, Dallas-Plano-Irving, San Antonio-New Braunfels, Fort Worth-Arlington, Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, and El Paso.)


In fact, if you look at it in terms of jobs, about three of every four added through 2040 will be located within Texas six largest metropolitan areas. Together, these large MSAs will generate almost 4.8 million of the total 6.4 million net new jobs added in Texas through 2040."
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