Wenbo Suo
English 102
Prof Aaron Kerley
Fist draft
05/08/2011
Proposal
I do decide to change my topic today. After I finish my TOEFL test in Blue Ash, I take the 67th bus home. On the way home, I saw a lot of brand and tons of transport companies. I suddenly came up the question one of my friends asked me several months ago: Cincinnati is the home for more than 500 famous companies, but why its city level is not that big? I have no idea about this question at that time. Actually I can`t believe that Cincinnati has so many famous companies at that time.
Back to 2009, the time I first came here, I don`t think this is a big city. The first place I went was downtown. I was a little bit disappointed because that was not like what I imagined. My stereotype at that time was: the downtown is the center of a city`s business. The memories I had for the first glance of downtown Cincinnati was the empty building and the massy streets. I have to say that it used to be part of the city but it is not the whole.
Today I did some research and I found that there are a lot of famous companies here in Cincinnati, like P&G, Macy’s, Kroger, 5/3 bank and so on which are very success in their area. But my question is: if there are so many companies in Cincinnati, why the city level is not big? Or it not looks like a city with so many businesses?
There are some views with my glasses: I think a city with very successful companies should have very busy town where a lot of companies gathered; the city should own very convenient transportation; most people should have jobs and its downtown should be very crowded and beautiful.
So in my paper, I would like to know what part is Cincinnati playing in these famous companies in order to figure out why Cincinnati is not a very big city, I think it will answer my questions about Cincinnati downtown and the job options; what are the advantages and disadvantages for business in Cincinnati, I think it will related to the transportation issues, the natural resources, the geology location; and why it is not the big city as I thought, I think it will related to some other cities I went.
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