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Analysis of Community Development Needs and Opportunities in Los Angeles County

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This analysis provides data on an array of community development needs and opportunities in Los Angeles County and is valuable information for financial institutions looking to align loans, investments, and services to community development needs in their markets. It is equally valuable for non-profits looking to maximize impact in the areas in which they operate.

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  • William Dowling, 2015. "Analysis of Community Development Needs and Opportunities in Los Angeles County," Monograph, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, number 00005.
    • Handle: RePEc:fip:fedfmo:00005
    Note: Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Community Development, Special Publication, October 2015
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