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Kindle
Páginas
840
Idioma
Inglés
Publicado
Jul 17, 2007
Editorial
Wiley
ISBN-10
0470136979
ISBN-13
9780470136973
Descripción
The Latest Facts & Figures on the Best Places to Live in North America!For anyone thinking about relocating-or interested in the demographics of American life--"Cities Ranked & Rated" offers unbeatable insights into more than 400 metropolitan areas in the United States and Canada. Data is provided by Bert Sperling, creator of Money magazine's original "Best Places to Live" list.
This unique guide combines honest opinions and objective facts to help readers compare cities quickly and comprehensively.Data on the 45 fastest-growing U.S. citiesSeparate rankings and ratings for 27 Canadian citiesEasy-to-read charts showing the best and worst U.S. cities in over 50 categoriesState-level comparisons of population densities, taxes, government expenditures, educational testing, and moreDetails on how to find more information at Bestplaces.net/CRAR
Highlights Include: The strongest job outlookThe lowest cost of livingThe most days of sunshineThe best educational opportunitiesThe best air and water qualityThe lowest healthcare costsThe lowest crime rateThe shortest daily commuteThe lowest automobile costsThe most leisure amenities
This unique guide combines honest opinions and objective facts to help readers compare cities quickly and comprehensively.Data on the 45 fastest-growing U.S. citiesSeparate rankings and ratings for 27 Canadian citiesEasy-to-read charts showing the best and worst U.S. cities in over 50 categoriesState-level comparisons of population densities, taxes, government expenditures, educational testing, and moreDetails on how to find more information at Bestplaces.net/CRAR
Highlights Include: The strongest job outlookThe lowest cost of livingThe most days of sunshineThe best educational opportunitiesThe best air and water qualityThe lowest healthcare costsThe lowest crime rateThe shortest daily commuteThe lowest automobile costsThe most leisure amenities
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