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Exploring North East Socio-Economic Trends: Per Capita Income, Education, Urbanization & Political Culture

Dive into a comprehensive analysis of socio-economic factors in the North East region, including per capita income, population education, urbanization, diversity, and political culture. Discover the intricacies of economic disparities, demographic variances, and political influences that shape this dynamic region.

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Exploring North East Socio-Economic Trends: Per Capita Income, Education, Urbanization & Political Culture

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  1. The North East A Socio-Economic & Demographic Analysis

  2. Per Capita Income Source: http://www.census.gov/statab/ranks/rank29.html

  3. Population

  4. Education Source: http://nces.ed.gov/programs/stateprofiles/sresult.asp?mode=short&s1=09&s2=36

  5. Source: http://www.massbudget.org/documentsearch/findDocument?doc_id=640&dse_id=677

  6. Urbanization

  7. Diversity in the North East

  8. New York Unemployment Source: http://www.fiscalpolicy.org/publications2007/SOWNY/SWNY07_WebEditionFinal.pdf

  9. Intrastate Variations FIGURE III-7 Source: CT Department of Labor, Labor Market Information Data, August 2010.

  10. Source: http://www.massbudget.org/file_storage/documents/StateOfWorkingMass2008-1231.pdf

  11. New York

  12. Political Culture Individual Political Culture   Dominant   Mixed with Others Source, Daniel Elazar, Political Cultures of the US

  13. “In such a system, an individual can secede politically, not by dealing with issues in some exceptional way or by accepting some concept of good government and then striving to implement it, but by maintaining his place in the system of mutual obligations.”   • -Daniel Elazar

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