Metro profile: Louisville successfully transitions from industrial to service economy

Charles Gascon and Sean P. Grover

The Regional Economist, 2013, issue July

Abstract: Louisville is the focus in the first installment of this new data-driven feature in The Regional Economist. Unlike many other older cities, Louisville has smoothly transitioned from the industrial economy to the service economy, thanks in no small part to its strong health-care and food-service industries.

Keywords: Regional economics; Federal Reserve District, 8th (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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