Rebuilding What We’ve Lost
Tom Piatak In 1949, America’s ten most-affluent metropolitan areas, as determined by median household income, were Detroit, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Chicago, Dayton, Akron, San Francisco, New York, and Hartford, Connecticut. Washington, D.C., was 15th, trailing Youngstown, Rochester, Buffalo, and Columbus. This list no doubt strikes many contemporary readers as surreal—even bizarre. How could the rust-belt cities […]
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