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ALT This data table outlines Washington D.C.’s top ten prioritized economic clusters, ranked by a weighted index score out of 100 that balances feasibility (“Right to win”) and impact (“Want to win”). Federal Government Services holds the highest priority with an index score of 77.8, driven by a massive local talent pool of over 213,000 jobs and a high Location Quotient of 9.0, despite seeing a slight negative local growth rate of -0.5% and a 41% BIPOC workforce. Consulting Services follows in second with a score of 53.9, boasting strong local growth at 5.0% and high average annual wages of $139,000. Technology ranks third at 44.8, showing robust local growth at 4.3% and an even 50% BIPOC representation. Education and Research scores 42.2 with a sizable talent pool of nearly 66,000 jobs, while Communications and Design scores 40.8, commanding the highest annual wages on the chart at $141,000 but holding the lowest diversity rate at 31% BIPOC. More information is available via the link
