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Understanding Portland's Economic Landscape: Education, Employment, and Land Use Dynamics

This report analyzes key economic factors in Portland, OR, focusing on education institutions, employment statistics, land use, and transportation dynamics. It highlights the growth trends of full-time and part-time employees, their salary ranges, and union affiliations, alongside the multiplier effect of local institutions. The study also investigates parking space availability, modal splits in transportation, and the role of students as economic contributors within the region. Insights from this analysis can inform future urban planning and workforce development strategies.

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Understanding Portland's Economic Landscape: Education, Employment, and Land Use Dynamics

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  1. Portland, OR:Knowledge City ¿Targeted Industry?

  2. Land Use • Parking Spaces • Parking Enforcement • Mass Transportation • Bike Transportation • Modal Split • Availability for Public Use • Environment • Campus Open Space • Multiplier Effect Data • Institution Contributions • Institution Classification • Full-time & Part-time Employees • Employee and Payroll Growth • Employee Salary Ranges • Length of Employment • Union Affiliation • Research Funds and Resources • Students as Economic Contributors • Professional Education Training • Programs Developed in Response • to Regional Workforce Demand

  3. Institutional Classification index data

  4. Financial Status index data

  5. Full-time/Part-time Employees index data

  6. Employees in Salary Range index data

  7. Union Affiliation index data

  8. Length of Employment index data

  9. Research Funds and Resources index data

  10. Percent that Complete a Degree Program

  11. Percentage of Working Students

  12. Percent Seeking Career Change

  13. Percent that Return to Improve Skills

  14. Percent that Remain in Portland

  15. Students as Economic Contributors index data

  16. Land Use index data

  17. Parking Spaces index data

  18. Employment Categories index

  19. Employment and Payroll Growth index

  20. index

  21. index

  22. Parking Enforcement index

  23. Parking Enforcement index

  24. Bike Transportation index

  25. Modal Split index

  26. Availability for Public Use index

  27. Environment index

  28. Campus Open Space index

  29. Multiplier Effect index

  30. Institutional Classification index back

  31. Full-time/Part-time Employees index back

  32. Length of Employment index back

  33. Union Affiliation index back

  34. Research Funds and Resources index back

  35. Students as Economic Contributors index back

  36. Land Use index back

  37. Parking Spaces index back

  38. Students as Economic Contributors continued index back

  39. Employees in Salary Range index back

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