New research from a California investment manager groups Riverside and San Bernardino counties with Phoenix, Las Vegas and Boise rather than with Los Angeles, placing the Inland Empire inside a 47.3 million-person Western economy that outpaced the high-growth Southeast on population, income, output and employment across 21 years of federal data.
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