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Understanding the Disconnect Between Economic Development and Workforce Development Systems

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  • Kyle Fee
  • Drew Pack

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The economic development field encourages business and job growth, while workforce development ensures individuals have the education, skills, and training needed to obtain jobs. This report provides perspectives on alignment as well as challenges and opportunities for greater alignment between the two systems, using stakeholder input from the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland’s Fourth District.

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  • Kyle Fee & Drew Pack, 2019. "Understanding the Disconnect Between Economic Development and Workforce Development Systems," Reports and Studies 4512, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (U.S.).
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:g00002:4512
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