Behind the Trend: Why America's Rural Economy is Dying Out, and What it Means for Growth The United States has long been characterized by stark contrasts between thriving metropolises and rural areas struggling to stay afloat.
Between 2010 and 2020, over 200 counties lost population while many more experienced stagnant growth or outright decline. This trend reflects deeper economic issues that threaten the very fabric of rural America.
What's Driving Rural Economic Decline in America?