44 Swedish towns got train stations in the 1990s, and a 20-year study says the population rose about 20% while incomes barely changed
New train stations in Swedish towns increased population by over eighteen percent. Working populations grew significantly, and total earnings also rose. However, average resident incomes did not show a notable increase. Educational attainment improved, while unemployment rates also saw a rise. These stations primarily influenced where people chose to live.
New train stations in Swedish towns increased population by over eighteen percent. Working populations grew significantly, and total earnings also rose. However, average resident incomes did not show a notable increase. Educational attainment improved, while unemployment rates also saw a rise. These stations primarily influenced where people chose to live.
