Cincinnati's black economy grew at a rate of less than 10 percent in the 10 years ending in 2007, allowing Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Charlotte to leapfrog the Queen City in total receipts by black-owned companies. The reasons for our lack of growth are explored in today's print edition of the Business Courier but the numbers tell a story too. The numbers come from the Economic Census, which is published every five years and is based on a survey of business owners nationwide. Details on minority-owned companies in major metropolitan areas were released by the Census Bureau in...Sunday 22 May 2011
Here's what numbers tell us about Cincinnati's black economy
Cincinnati's black economy grew at a rate of less than 10 percent in the 10 years ending in 2007, allowing Indianapolis, Pittsburgh and Charlotte to leapfrog the Queen City in total receipts by black-owned companies. The reasons for our lack of growth are explored in today's print edition of the Business Courier but the numbers tell a story too. The numbers come from the Economic Census, which is published every five years and is based on a survey of business owners nationwide. Details on minority-owned companies in major metropolitan areas were released by the Census Bureau in...
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