The poor city population boom from new york city population growth rate Watch Video
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Description: For most of human history, urbanization has gone hand in hand with economic growth. The world’s great cities like London, New York, and Tokyo became capitals of commerce for their booming national economies. But today’s fastest growing cities are different. In the January issue of American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics, authors Remi Jedwab and Dietrich Vollrath say that the emergence of poor megacities is a consequence of plummeting urban mortality rates after World War II. This mortality
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