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employers, brokers, developers) <br /> <br /> , industrial and commercial space summaries <br /> * annual report or economic activity update <br /> * newsletter or newspaper <br /> , video tape <br /> , map <br /> <br /> , community directory (parks, churches, schools) <br /> , invitations for events, tours <br /> , advertising <br /> <br /> The demographic information and directories are presented in <br />several ways. They range from simple copies of newspaper <br />articles to binders of materials and elaborate portfolios. <br />Sometimes deluxe brochures have a pocket to include specialized <br /> <br />information. Other agencies used a magazine format with <br />advertising. <br /> <br />Information Sources <br /> <br /> Demographic data is generally collected by cities, chambers, <br />government agencies, brokers and developers. Many economic <br />development agencies have been resourceful in using these other <br />information resources. For example, Bank of America produces an <br />economic forecast for many areas. Local universities sometimes <br />report on economic trends of the area. Excerpts from the local <br />papers and business journals can also be used. By using <br />materials produced by others, the economic development agency <br />saves money. Also, the information is more believable because it <br /> <br /> <br />