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Business in Nebraska
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Date of this Version
2-1997
Citation
Business in Nebraska vol. 52 no. 617
Abstract
More People, More Workers
-Nebraska's total population will grow 6.6 percent in the first decade of the study period---1990 to 2000- and 6.5 percent during the second---2000 to 2010. The projected average annual growth rate over the two-decade period will be 0.6 percent per year .
-Nebraska's working-age population, age 16 to 65, will grow faster than total population--just under 10 percent in each of the two decades. Projected average annual growth rate in the working-age population will be 0.9 percent.
-Nebraska's population growth will not be uniform. Many rural counties will continue to experience dwindling populations. Counties with larger populations tend to grow faster than smaller counties.
Total Population Growth
Working-age Population Growth
Other Age Groups
Methodology
Population Monograph
Comments
Copyright 1997 by Bureau of Business Research, University of Nebraska.