AP HUGE Unit 7 Test / 39 of 40 POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD INCOME CHANGE 2000-2010 CITY OF DETROIT, DETROIT METROPOLITAN AREA, AND STATE OF MICHIGAN
2000
2010
Median
Median
Scale
Population Household Population Household
Income
Income
City of Detroit
713,777 $29,562 711,910 $25,787
Detroit metropolitan area 4,452,557 $60,500 4,296,250 $58,411
State of Michigan 9,938,444 $44,533 9,877,574 $45,413
Source: United States Census Bureau
Which of the following explains the degree to which deindustrialization and the rise of service economies have affected population and income across scales in
Detroit and in the state of Michigan overall?
O A Loss of manufacturing and related service-industry jobs and income has affected communities equally across the state.
B. Loss of manufacturing and related service-industry jobs has affected many communities across the state, but there has been some improvement in
service-industry employment in the city of Detroit.
O c. Loss of manufacturing and related service-industry jobs has affected the city of Detroit, but the Detroit metropolitan area has experienced service-
industry income growth.
O D. Loss of manufacturing and related service-industry jobs has affected the Detroit area, but there has been a small improvement in service-industry
income growth in other parts of the state.
O E Loss of manufacturing and related service-industry jobs has affected the Detroit metropolitan area, but the city of Detroit has experienced service-
industry income growth.