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Published in Brookings-Wharton papers on urban affairs • Jan 1, 2006
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Authors:,
Gerald A. Carlino
Ingrid Gould Ellen
Abstract
Metropolitan Growth, Inequality, and Neighborhood Segregation by Income Tara Watson Over the last three decades, residential segregation by income has become an increasingly important feature of the U.S. metropolitan landscape. From 1970 to 2000, income sorting grew in large cities. In the 1980s alm...
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