Project started investigating economic relationships
Friday, 05 September 2008
The Northern Way and the Spatial Economics Research Centre have started a project investigating the impact of developing stronger links between the Manchester and Leeds city-regions to boost economic growth.
The researchers will examine in detail the economic relationships of the two best-performing economic hubs in the north and consider how further co-operation could enhance growth levels and jobs.
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