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Population Change |
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Dominant Generations |
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Nuclear Families |
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Unmarried Partners |
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Grandparents as Caregivers |
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Home Ownership |
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Change in Home Ownership |
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Poverty |
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Most Common Industry |
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White - Asian |
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White - Black |
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White - Hawaiian |
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White - Other |
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White - Multiracial |
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White - Hispanic |
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White - Multiracial Hispanic |
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An Aging Population |
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Disability |
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Poverty |
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Living in Group Quarters |
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Living in Child's Household |
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Living Alone |
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Difficulty Speaking English |
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MOST COMMON INDUSTRY
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Though the manufacturing sector has declined in the past fifty years, manufacturing is still the most common industry throughout the Eastern half of the United States. Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting are prevalent throughout the Great Plains region. The western states are composed of a tapestry of most common industries.
Source: Census 2000 analyzed by the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN).
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