Meanings of economic diversity in English

Pre-1960s, racial segregation meant economic diversity could exist in Black communities.

This kind of economic diversity plays an important role in building climate resilience, she added.

Part of his initiative is to look for ways to bring more economic diversity to the area.

However, she is optimistic for the town's future and believes economic diversity will be its key to longevity.

The festival's audience grew, both in numbers and in social, racial and economic diversity as the festival itself grew.

San Francisco is a small corner of the Bay Area, he points out, and the rest still has significant economic diversity.

Advocates caution against viewing Asian-Americans as a monolithic group of overachievers and say they are a population with broad cultural and economic diversity.

Puerto Rico is encumbered by other shortcomings, including: heavy pension obligations; lax tax collection; high unemployment and a lack of economic diversity, Dalpiaz said.

London, and our other great cities such as Manchester, Birmingham, Hull, Newcastle and Glasgow, all rely on diversity, including economic diversity, to keep them great.

If San Francisco's soul is its social and economic diversity and status as a refuge for those outside the mainstream, then it is being lost.