Phoenix Business Journal
Date: Monday, July 11, 2011, 1:53pm MST - Last Modified: Tuesday, July 12, 2011, 4:00am MSTPhoenix ranked ninth on the list, mainly because it still has more jobs than it did in 2000 and its population has become much larger and more diverse than its reputation as a retiree haven.
The study, conducted by Praxis Strategy Group, looked at the 52 largest U.S. metro areas and based one-third of the score on job growth, particularly in the past two years. The other two-thirds of the score was based on a variety of demographic information.
Austin was No. 1 in the survey. Phoenix has found itself in competition with Texas’ capital city over the past few years for high-tech companies, particularly solar manufacturers.
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