Abstract
This research1 examines demographic trends in nonmetropolitan areas of the United States and the Midwest2 since the 1990 census using the federal-state series of county population estimates. Review of such timely information is important because nonmetropolitan demographic trends have been extremely fluid during the past 30 years (Long and DeAre, 1988). Historically, nonmetropolitan demographic change, both in the Midwest and the US,
has been dominated by an excess of births over deaths sufficient to offset the net ...
Department
Sociology
Publication Date
3-8-1996
Publisher
The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Recommended Citation
Johnson, Kenneth M., "Recent nonmetropolitan demographic trends in the Midwest" (1996). Sociology. 84.
https://scholars.unh.edu/soc_facpub/84