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An Exploration of the Transformation of New York City's Economic Role after World War Ⅱ

Ai-min ZHANG   

  • Received:2001-09-27 Online:2002-05-01 Published:2025-12-18

Abstract:

Since the end of the Second World War great changes have taken place in the global industrial structure, so have done the U. S. national and regional industrial and economic structures. During the same period the rate of Afro - Americans and Hispanics in New York City's population has risen sharply. Like other cities of the U. S., New York City has entered a new era of suburbanization and metropolitanization. Under the impact of such factors, the original economic role of New York City has diminished. However, it has made timely strategic adjustments in its industrial structure, and thus realized its second economic boom.

Key words: New York City, economic structure, economic role, adjustment