It stretches from the sunbelt of the Mediterranean to the land of the Lapps and it is held together by high-speed trains and low-cost airlines. |
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The new international division of labor has been at the root of such diverse changes in regional economics as the sunbelt boom in the United States and the transformation of peasant economies. |
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The financial crisis made things worse, particularly in the once-booming sunbelt. |
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This may take the form of a second career, but more likely it will involve friends and family, hobbies, recreation, travel, further education, a sunbelt home, to mention just a few. |
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But now Dallas, with its sunbelt situation, its can-do spirit, its pro-business bent and its proximity to Mexico, is the natural hub of the Americas. |
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While the immediate effects of a strong Canadian dollar may make a sunbelt vacation look like an affordable option this year, the benefit to your investment portfolio may not seem as obvious. |
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Cities in the sunbelt regions of the United States, such as those in Southern California and Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Atlanta, and Las Vegas, are experiencing rapid growth. |
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Sunbelt Rentals offers a wide range of electric heaters, including both portable and industrial types. |
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Its wealth was not built on Sunbelt balminess, agricultural bounty or manufacturing muscle. |
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Sunbelt GroupĀ is headquartered in Houston and serves it customers from several sales office in the United States. |
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Expensive housing in these places has actually fueled domestic outmigration, toward Sunbelt cities with more elastic housing supplies. |
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Its other brands include Sunbelt and Heartland, both of which make granola and cereal bars. |
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The final demographic coup for the Sunbelt lies in its attraction for families. |
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Since 2007 five of the seven fastest growing jobs markets among the twenty largest cities were in Sunbelt states. |
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It may come as a surprise to some, but the Sunbelt is also pulling ahead in high tech jobs. |
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Indeed, of the ten fastest growing big metros areas in America in 2012, nine were in the Sunbelt. |
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The Sunbelt, with its job growth, strong middle class wages and lows housing costs, is a good bet for the future. |
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While traditional big cities are struggling, the Sunbelt cities like Houston and Phoenix are booming. |
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But other Sunbelt locales, notably Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma have picked up much of the slack. |
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Any draconian shift on climate change policies would be most detrimental to the energy sector Sunbelt states. |
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But, Phoenix's model of growth-oriented politics weakened the economic health of both the Sunbelt and Rustbelt. |
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Real incomes did fall in places with high January temperatures in the 1960s and 1970s, which is the only evidence we found of rising amenity flows in the Sunbelt. |
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If trends continue, the Sunbelt will keep growing as the coasts decline. |
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That brings us to another potential hackle: how could Sunbelt cities with soaring prices, like Las Vegas and Phoenix, have been attractive on the basis of cost? |
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But in the Sunbelt that improvement, and the broader resurgence in Sunbelt economic activity, is very much associated with the continuation of a great sunward migration that has helped reshape America for a generation. |
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In the United States, suburban growth in the Sunbelt states has coincided with the popularity of Master Planned Communities within established suburbs. |
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