 For the first time, in 1980, a greater number of older persons lived in the suburbs (10.1 million) than in central cities (8.1 million). Older persons are found disproportionately in suburbs which were established before World War II. These older suburbs...  Developments in Aging - Page 31by United States. Congress. Senate. Special Committee on Aging - 1987Full view - About this book
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...persons lived in the suburbs (10.1 million) than in central cities (8.1 million). Older persons are found disproportionately in suburbs which were established...that more elderly live in metropolitan areas than nonmet. ropolitan (primarily rural) areas. Generally, most suburbs are included in metropolitan statistics... | |
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