Why is the population of Chicago decreasing?
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| Hence, the ageing of the population is likely to have a decreasing effect on transportation demand. | |
103 Citations | Still, even with the decreasing participation rates of the past few years, because population is the single most important factor in determining the size and composition of the labor force, the declining growth of the labor force is more a result of the declining growth rate of the population over the years. |
12 Citations | This movement is reshaping the landscape of advantage and disadvantage in Chicago: suburbs are becoming poorer while the old neighborhoods are gentrifying. |
193 Citations | Our results support a trend toward decreasing population with simultaneously increasing household number. |
40 Citations | Among black and socioeconomically disadvantaged residents of Chicago, access to healthy food is persistently poor and worsened in some areas following recent economic shocks. |
Open access•Posted Content 641 Citations | This turning point is driven by the rate of decline in fatalities/vehicles as income rises since vehicles/population, while increasing with income at a decreasing rate, never declines with economic growth. |
12 Citations | An analysis ofthis expansion process for Chicago, using 1970, 1980, and 1990 census data, illustrates that the movement of neighborhoods into and out of poverty is related to their previous poverty level, relative location, and rate of population loss. |
| The HIV-related mortality has fallen dramatically in Chicago since 1995, the year of its maximum. | |
71 Citations | The degree of change is less than found at St. Louis, possibly a result of the inhibiting lake influences at Chicago. |
| Nationally, there is apparent progress in reducing Black-White disparities; this is not true for Chicago. |