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Demographic trends in rural and small town America

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Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies Rural development and sustainability Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends

Abstract

This report examines the changing demographics of rural America and shows that the makeup of rural America is changing as certain regions grow with the migration of retirees and baby boomers into amenity-rich areas. At the same time, other places face economic uncertainty as younger residents continue to leave in search of more opportunities. Racial and ethnic diversity, meanwhile, continues to increase.

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1986Health: United States 1994The Recent Revival of Widespread Population Growth in Nonmetropolitan Areas of the United States1 1990Rural and small town America 1993The New Urban Revival in the United States

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