A study combining remote sensing and administrative data finds that since the mid-20th century, large, growing cities have ceased to be centers of upward social and economic mobility. A study combining remote sensing and administrative data finds that since the mid-20th century, large, growing cities have ceased to be centers of upward social and economic mobility. Social Sciences Economics & Business Phys.org – latest science and technology news stories
Big cities have fueled inequality since mid 20th century, according to study
