09-10-2013, 12:37 AM
Richard Florida at The Atlantic Cities, posted just yesterday Wrote:The metros where recent college grads are less likely to find work (based on the concentration of skilled jobs in growing fields) are largely centered in the West and the Sunbelt. At the very bottom of the list is Las Vegas (with an LQ ["location quotient"] of 0.68), with its large concentration of low-skilled service work. Following Vegas are Riverside, California (0.80); Memphis (0.87); New Orleans (0.89); San Antonio (0.91); and Orlando (0.91).
The Best U.S. Metros for Recent College Grads Looking for Work (Richard Florida, The Atlantic Cities, September 9, 2013)


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