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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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POPULATION CHANGE, 1990-2000
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Between 1990 and 2000, the West experienced the most rapid population growth. The five states in the U.S. with the largest positive population change were all western states: Nevada, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho. Douglas County, Colorado, had the highest percent increase in population between 1990 and 2000. Despite overall net growth in the Great Plains states, many individual counties throughout these states actually experienced population declines.
Population change between 1990 and 2000 is determined by the population difference divided by the 1990 population.
Source: Census 2000 analyzed by the Social Science Data Analysis Network (SSDAN).
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