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At the Heart of Texas -- Cities' Industry Clusters Drive Growth (2016)
This report details the historical, economic and demographic profiles of eight of Texas' most important cities: Austin, Dallas, El Paso, Fort Worth, Houston, McAllen, Midland—Odessa and San Antonio. Together, the eight accounted for 73 percent of the state's population, 76 percent of its employment
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