Many Benefits in I.E. Enterprise Zone

SAN BERNARDINO, CA-Beacon Economics reported in its 2012 Inland Empire Economic Report that the economic recovery in Inland Southern California has been slow out of the gate but it is moving in the right direction. The team further noted that: the Inland Empire metropolitan area has added 30,800 new jobs to its employment base since hitting bottom at the end of 2009, which is a slower rate of growth than seen in the state overall but represents a recovery nonetheless.

The second quarter of 2012 marked the 12th consecutive quarter of rising taxable sales in Inland Southern California; importantly, this growth has been broad-based, reaching across virtually every industry in the region.