Ned Hill

professor of economic development The Ohio State University

professor of economic development The Ohio State University

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New York City and suburban DC will split the expected 50,000 jobs that Amazon is promising with its new headquarters.

The story of Amazon’s HQ2 shows wealth gap in America

New York City and suburban DC will split the expected 50,000 jobs that Amazon is promising with its new headquarters.

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