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16 Apr 2012

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Jgi216h lecture # 7 new international division of. Video recap 3 cities within toronto (on book handout she gave us) Found a long term trend, 2 points in time. City # 1 - 40% increasing in income and social status. It"s a map of how they are trending over 35 years: neighbourhoods who experience 20% of income increase between. 80-90% are visible minorities in recent years, really still concentrated, esp. in. Declining middle income increase/decrease in less than 20%, maintained income level changes in the economy: affordable housing. 1990 s no more assisted social housing fed gov 1993 ended it labour market. 1950 s-1970 s one good job was enough to support a fam: cuts in social supports. Unemployment insurance used to cover people better in past: discrimination city # 3 - 35% white city # 1 - 80% white people.

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