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Income inequalities between French départments: a secular decline
[Inégalités de revenu entre départements français : un recul séculaire]

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  • Florian Bonnet
  • Hippolyte d’Albis
  • Aurélie Sotura

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Over the past century, income disparities per adult between départements have been steadily decreasing. The low-income diagonal, which used to be very marked from the north-west to the south-east, has given way to a "low population density diagonal" which now runs from the north-east to the south-west. Depuis cent ans, les écarts de revenus interdépartementaux par adulte n’ont cessé de diminuer. La diagonale des faibles revenus, autrefois très marquée du nord-ouest au sud-est, a laissé place à une "diagonale des faibles densités de population" qui s’étend aujourd’hui du nord-est au sud-ouest.

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