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It is commonly thought that more poor people live in cities than in
the suburbs, which are said to be relatively rich. By 1999, however, poverty
was about equally balanced between the city and the surburbs. Since then
the trend has continued and there are now more poor in the suburbs than
in the cities of the United States.
Suburbanization is sometimes accused to forcing people into isolation and loneliness. But using national data, Economist Jan Brueckner has found the opposite.
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