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tbh SA just needs more taco bells, then both food industry and healthcare sector will see big increases
“Military City USA” is not just a name anymore — it's a number, and a big one.
The military is San Antonio's top economic engine, producing an impact of $27.7 billion last year, a study released Thursday said. That's more than double its $13.3 billion impact in 2006.
The report by the city's economic development department do ented how major a force the military has become, looking at its hiring, investment and spending. It went beyond the Defense Department's contribution, adding in the impact driven by contractors, retirees and businesses that cater to the military.
By comparison, San Antonio's health care and biosciences sector produced an economic punch of $24.5 billion in 2009, and the financial services sector's economic impact was estimated at $20.5 billion in 2004.
The hospitality sector had a $12.2 billion impact last year.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/mil...ss-4021795.php
so, Repugs and San Antonio Gecko/Ryan/Cruz/tea bagger govt-hating voters, tell us once again that govt can't create jobs and wealth.
tbh SA just needs more taco bells, then both food industry and healthcare sector will see big increases
SA already has 100Ks of WalMart people of all skin tints.
Self-inflicted diseases are a major driver of US economy.
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