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AcknowledgmentsThe authors express their gratitude to Michael Ratcliffe, Elizabeth Grieco,and Amy Liu for their comments on earlier drafts of the paper and to CathySun for her technical assistance.For More Information:William H. FreyVisiting FellowThe Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program(202) 797-6292Frey’s co-authors, also with the Metropolitan Policy Program, are ResearchAnalyst Jill H. Wilson, Fellow Alan Berube, and Immigration FellowAudrey Singer.For General Information:The Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program(202) 797-6139www.brookings.edu/metroNovember 2004 • The Brookings Institution The Living Cities Census Series 31
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AcknowledgmentsThe authors express <strong>the</strong>ir gratitude to Michael Ratcliffe, Elizabeth Grieco,and Amy Liu for <strong>the</strong>ir comments on earlier drafts of <strong>the</strong> paper and to CathySun for her technical assistance.For More Information:William H. FreyVisiting FellowThe Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program(202) 797-6292Frey’s co-authors, also with <strong>the</strong> Metropolitan Policy Program, are ResearchAnalyst Jill H. Wilson, Fellow Alan Berube, and Immigration FellowAudrey Singer.For General Information:The Brookings Institution Metropolitan Policy Program(202) 797-6139www.brookings.edu/metroNovember 2004 • The Brookings Institution The Living Cities Census Series 31
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