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It would be nice to compare cities to countries. For example, I think Nevada vs Las Vegas would be radically different.

• cptskippy 10y ago
  I was thinking the same thing and also on the cities to state level. My though is that dense urban cities (e.g. New York, LA, San Francisco) are going to have a lower value due to the high cost of real-estate and also rural areas where a lack of population density leads to distribution inefficiencies in material goods raising their cost. States like Ohio and Georgia with large suburban areas have a balance of cheaper real-estate and high enough population density lower the distribution costs of material goods.