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What cause Detroit to lose it's population?

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What cause Detroit to lose it's population?

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Detroit boomed in the early 1900s with Henry Ford and the establishment of General Motors. In 1950, Detroit has reached its population peak with 1.8M people living in the city. Unfortunately after, the city has lost 1.1M over the past 70 years, due to recessions and the city's bankruptcy. We would like to further research to the affects of the downfall of the city's economic decline.

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Crime rates can effect the economy, inflicting on some important powers that runs the city will lead to a decline in GDP.

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How would the un/employed people feel living in Detroit?

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How would the un/employed people feel living in Detroit?

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We would like to know the people's thoughts and represent their conditions their going through every day. Whether it's good or bad, there needs to be an updated equity for Detroiters.

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According to a few articles, Detroit was named the 2nd most impoverished (poorest) city in America - Cleveland is #1. Estimated in 2015, less than 20% of people live at or below the federal poverty margin.

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How has the income (GDP) affected Detroit and its civilians?    

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How has the income (GDP) affected Detroit and its civilians?    

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There is has been some recessions in Detroit economic growth in sometime around 2001 and in 2007-09. This was due to, for example, collapse of housing markets and mortgages. Then there was a point in time Detroit went bankrupt in 2013, when the city was undergoing financial stress.

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How can stopping air pollution help the economy

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How can stopping air pollution help the economy

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The roads are bad because Detroit is mostly filled with Black people and white people (people in power) couldn't care less about our roads and how we need better roads to go to work and have better production.

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Has the number of people in Detroit affected Detroit's economic growth?

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Has the number of people in Detroit affected Detroit's economic growth?

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This question is important because if we only have rich people making the economic growth then the number of people benefiting from economic growth are low and it shouldn't be this way. Our economic growth should benefit all people and not just one. We can do this by fufilling the NEEDS of all Detroiters and not wants

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This question is important because it's a good chunk of the population that doesn't have jobs. If we are striving for equitable growth in Detroit, then everyone must have stable income. We can do this by getting more work programs for teenagers, adults, people with disabilities, etc.. We can also do this by preparing future employees or employers for their position while they are in school. Teach young adults how to strive in places as they go into adulthood. Teach adults and kids how to manage their money better so they aren't in debt going to work

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How can economic growth help Detroiters?

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How can economic growth help Detroiters?

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Economic growth can help Detroiters get what every individual resident needs. We can make sure the economic growth affects all people and not just the wealthy people. This can happen by getting jobs out to everyone that wants/needs a job. We can have better school materials for the youth so they soar in what ever they want to do in life.

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How can economic growth help Detroiters?

Why are the roads still bad?

How many people are still employed?

Has the number of people in Detroit affected Detroit's economic growth?

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What are the things that draw people to Detroit? What pushed them away? Would enhancing what draws people to Detroit and taking care what pushes people away help economic growth?

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What are the things that draw people to Detroit? What pushed them away? Would enhancing what draws people to Detroit and taking care what pushes people away help economic growth?

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If people are brought to Detroit by a certain thing, maybe improving that something or enhancing that pull effect will help equate to more costumers and businesses. If something pushed people away from Detroit, maybe eradicating that would decrease the push effect and wouldn't overshadow the pull.

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-Provide resources for those of low-income so crime isn’t a last resort.

-Encourage politicians to take more actions that will benefit the citizens and ensure protection.

-Maintain the quality of your neighborhoods.
(Treat them with upmost respect)
-Better gun/weapon control laws

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How can economic growth help Detroiters? 

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How can economic growth help Detroiters? 

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Economic growth with help clean up run-down and burned down businesses. Detroiters will now have a cleaner, healthier, and safer environment.