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Originally Posted by memph
So that's an example of how it's possible for every part of the metro area to be declining in income but the metro area as a whole is still has a stable overall average income, because the population growth is in the highest income area and the population decline is in the lowest income area.
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Why is there a trend in every part of the metro area declining in income in many cases? And why not that some places increase, while others decrease?
And does it make a difference if it's the lowest income parts of the metro area losing people by moving to the high income areas? Or if migration is out of the metro area entirely?