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Often true, but this is a percentage increase so presumably it is fairly independent from raw population size.
by Erik816 8y ago
Often true, but this is a percentage increase so presumably it is fairly independent from raw population size.
- baldeagle 8y ago% increase tends to favor areas with lower populations, because the divisor is smaller making everyone have a bigger impact. In this cases, cities tend to be more democratic and have more people to amortize losses against.