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Muskegon tops Inc. Magazine list for Overall Best Cities.
Rank |
City |
State |
2005 Nonfarm Employment (1000s) |
253 |
Muskegon-Norton Shores |
MI |
66.5 |
263 |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
199.5 |
344 |
Niles-Benton Harbor |
MI |
63.2 |
350 |
Battle Creek |
MI |
62.5 |
351 |
Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn |
MI |
819.9 |
352 |
Monroe |
MI |
43.1 |
354 |
Kalamazoo-Portage |
MI |
143.4 |
356 |
Jackson |
MI |
62.1 |
368 |
Grand Rapids-Wyoming |
MI |
381.9 |
373 |
Lansing-East Lansing |
MI |
227.3 |
379 |
Warren-Farmington Hills-Troy |
MI |
1204.7 |
380 |
Saginaw-Saginaw Township N. |
MI |
93.3 |
384 |
Bay City |
MI |
39.5 |
387 |
Holland-Grand Haven |
MI |
110.8 |
390 |
Flint |
MI |
156.1 |
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Inc. Magazine names Muskegon as top “Boom Town” in Michigan.
Those listed were awarded points based on four measures of growth: 1.) Recent growth trend, 2.) Mid-term growth trend, 3.) Long term trend, and 4.) Current year trend. In all, 393 regions in the United States were evaluated, placing Muskegon as the overall best city for doing business in Michigan.
For the complete list visit http://www.inc.com/bestcities/index.html.
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