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Old Posted Jan 28, 2018, 2:27 AM
Docere Docere is offline
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Is Toronto more of a "doughnut" city or a "wedge" city?

Is Toronto's economic geography more of a doughnut pattern, where you have a gentrified core surrounded by a poorer ring then surrounded by more affluent suburbs, or is it more of a "wedge" pattern where you have you have more working class and more affluent sectors running out of the core and into the suburbs.

On the one hand, Toronto does have a core/periphery pattern; on the other hand the "favored quarter" has traditionally run north of the city center.
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