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Arlington, Texas; General Obligation, Local GO Jul 00
Standard & Poors, July 2000
Abstract
The rating on Arlington, Texas' bonds and certificates reflects the full faith and credit of the city and: A strong, diverse economic base that benefits from the city's location between Dallas and Fort Worth; Good financial position, with strong fiscal management; and High, but manageable, debt levels aided by rapid principal retirement. Arlington (population 310,000) has a diverse economic base led by the service, manufacturing, and trade sectors. Employers include General Motors Corp., which produces pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles; the Arlington campus of the University of Texas; and a variety of technology and health care employers. Six Flags Over Texas (an amusement park) and The Ballpark in Arlington (home of the Texas Rangers) anchor a regional tourism component...
Companies mentioned in this report are: Arlington
Action: New Rating
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Research Type: Full Analysis
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