在某些方面，非大都市的老年人比大都市的老年人过得好，而在其他方面则不然。

Rural conditions and trends Pub Date : 1997-01-01

C C Rogers

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作者研究了美国非大都市老年人的特点。1996年，60岁及以上的非城市人口比例(18%)高于城市人口(15%)。在75岁及以上的老年人中，有一半独居。这与变穷的可能性更大有关:在75岁及以上的非大都市人群中，有42%的人贫穷或接近贫穷，而在大都市中，这一比例为28%。”

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Nonmetro elders better off than metro elders on some measures, not on others.

The author examines characteristics of the nonmetropolitan elderly in the United States. "A larger share of the nonmetro population was age 60 and older (18 percent) in 1996 than the metro population (15 percent). At ages 75 and older, half of all elderly persons are living alone. This is associated with a greater likelihood of being poor: 42 percent of nonmetro persons age 75 and older were poor or near-poor, compared with 28 percent of their metro counterparts."

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