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This shows death rates in metropolitan areas of the United States according to inequality of income and the average per capita income. This chart was created by Patrick Hayes using data from J. Lynch G.A. Kaplan, et al., "Income inequality and Mortality in Metropolitan Areas of the United States ," American Journal of Public Health 88 (1998): 1,074-80
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This shows death rates in metropolitan areas of the United States according to inequality of income and the average per capita income. This chart was created by myself using data from J. Lynch G.A. Kaplan, et al., "Income inequality and Mortality in Metro