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Your source supports everything that I mentioned in my comment: "As a result of strong job growth in the outer boroughs, Manhattan’s share of private sector em
by wefarrell 5y ago
Your source supports everything that I mentioned in my comment:
"As a result of strong job growth in the outer boroughs, Manhattan’s share of private sector employment has declined, from 64 percent in 1990 to 59 percent in 2018. Brooklyn’s share
increased the most, rising from nearly 13 percent to 17 percent. The shares in the other boroughs edged up slightly, with Queens"accounting for more than 15 percent, the Bronx
for less than 7 percent, and Staten Island for
less than 3 percent."
Would be interesting to look