All employed persons

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Agglomerations (0,1%)
Nürnberg (-3,4%)
Mannheim (-8,3%)
Aggl.Centres(-9,1%)
Stuttgart (-9,3%)
Koln (-10,7%)
DO-HAM-UN (-14,5%)
Bochum (-17,2%)
Essen (-20,5%)
Dortmund (-23,8%)
Duisburg (-35,4%)
Figure 8 The development of employed persons in the city of Dortmund in comparison to selected cities 1976-2000 -
alteration in comparison to the national standard (old FRG) 1976 = 100
Source: Bade et al. 2002, 12
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