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He is implying Florida really doesn't have an ecnonomy outside of tourism. That's not to far from the truth. In essence Florida recovery will greatly be depended on the U.S. recovery.
What does that have to do with being a real city? Real City as in NYC? Or fake cities as in the City in Resident Evil?
New Jersey lost jobs in September and October, it's not a recovery.
And Florida it's normal because the recovery didn't start, it's expected to start in 2011 and boom in 2012 !
Call that High School Thinking, you have cool cities 'real cities' and uncool cities "fake cities".
I think he was implying that Miami probably has the most complete economy (though they're heavily reliant on tourism too it seems)...there's no need to jump all over it. Florida is in a bad place right now...that's the truth.
I think he was implying that Miami probably has the most complete economy (though they're heavily reliant on tourism too it seems)...there's no need to jump all over it. Florida is in a bad place right now...that's the truth.
Recover? From what? It's still growing, people are still moving there, that's all they need. That's how it's been done down there since day 1. Population 18million and counting, probably gonna surpass NY and become number 3.
Population growth isn't always a good thing though...it really depends on who is moving there. Especially when speaking about a state who is having troubles like Florida is.
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That's fine...but I'm just wondering what implies these ares are going to recover quickly?
Jacksonville & Miami-Fort Lauderdale it would be Panamax 2014. Houston is also getting in on that too.
Jacksonville just got the approval to build a brand new port terminal, and is getting more transportation related sectors in its economy. I don't know about Miami directly, but I do recount them being on the request list to expand their terminals and port for Panamax 2014 also.
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