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Agrarian Like Wyoming, decreased crime levels, and without the embarrassing Jackson water crisis bringing shame on the state. I Meant on a national level. Would people in California or Pennsylvania even Notice if Jackson was gone, Should have clarified. Of Course people in Mississippi would notice, You're right it does provide essential service like health centers and airport, But it doesn't bring growth or prosperity to it's state in a way or small degree Little Rock does for Arkansas, and without it Arkansas 's whole future is bound to a 400-500,000 Metro (Northwest) that's all the rage on here, But Nobody talks about in real life.
And who's talking about Little Rock in real life?
As far as Jackson goes, here's the linchpin: as of 2022, Jackson's metropolitan area (MSA) comprises 19.7% of Mississippi's population but accounts for 23.5% of the state's GDP. For all of Jackson's problems, everyone who believes the state would be better off without it is wildly off the mark.
As far as Jackson goes, here's the linchpin: as of 2022, Jackson's metropolitan area (MSA) comprises 19.7% of Mississippi's population but accounts for 23.5% of the state's GDP. For all of Jackson's problems, everyone who believes the state would be better off without it is wildly off the mark.
When I saw Jackson in 1981 it looked pretty desolate. Is it any better now?
When I saw Jackson in 1981 it looked pretty desolate. Is it any better now?
I don't know how it looked in 1981 and it's been about 20 years since my last visit.
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