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    The document shows data for changes in urban roadway mileage and per capita income for each US state between 1998-2010. There is a weak negative correlation between the percentage change in urban roadway mileage and percentage change in per capita income among states, with an R-squared value of 0.1137. Several states saw increases over 30% in both roadway mileage and per capita income such as North Carolina, South Dakota, and West Virginia. California had the largest increase in roadway mileage at 7.79% while DC saw the largest per capita income growth of 41.78%.

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    The document shows data for changes in urban roadway mileage and per capita income for each US state between 1998-2010. There is a weak negative correlation between the percentage change in urban roadway mileage and percentage change in per capita income among states, with an R-squared value of 0.1137. Several states saw increases over 30% in both roadway mileage and per capita income such as North Carolina, South Dakota, and West Virginia. California had the largest increase in roadway mileage at 7.79% while DC saw the largest per capita income growth of 41.78%.

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    Percent Change in Total Urban Roadway Mileage Vs Change in Per Capita Income 1998-2010 by State

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    The document shows data for changes in urban roadway mileage and per capita income for each US state between 1998-2010. There is a weak negative correlation between the percentage change in urban roadway mileage and percentage change in per capita income among states, with an R-squared value of 0.1137. Several states saw increases over 30% in both roadway mileage and per capita income such as North Carolina, South Dakota, and West Virginia. California had the largest increase in roadway mileage at 7.79% while DC saw the largest per capita income growth of 41.78%.

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    Sheet1

    State
    Alabama
    Alaska
    Arizona
    Arkansas
    California
    Colorado
    Connecticut
    Delaware
    District of
    Columbia
    Florida
    Georgia
    Hawaii
    Idaho
    Illinois
    Indiana
    Iowa
    Kansas
    Kentucky
    Louisiana
    Maine
    Maryland

    Change in
    urban
    roadway
    mileage
    -94
    609
    5599
    2857
    6508
    5375
    3420
    1009

    Change in per% change capita income % change


    -0.45%
    3739
    13.95%
    33.65%
    5747
    16.90%
    32.33%
    2245
    7.67%
    28.60%
    4686
    18.63%
    7.79%
    1590
    4.28%
    38.39%
    674
    1.78%
    29.13%
    3705
    7.93%
    50.86%
    1426
    4.13%

    84
    32704
    11238
    445
    1828
    5528
    6919
    1891
    2852
    1560
    2410
    367
    3154

    5.91%
    67.66%
    41.06%
    23.75%
    46.69%
    15.40%
    34.84%
    19.98%
    28.29%
    14.15%
    17.30%
    13.96%
    22.16%

    18842
    2952
    159
    4536
    1536
    2489
    860
    4050
    4042
    2403
    8346
    3832
    5490

    41.78%
    9.11%
    0.50%
    14.01%
    5.59%
    6.85%
    2.81%
    13.32%
    12.74%
    8.70%
    31.79%
    12.89%
    14.21%

    Massachusetts
    Michigan
    Minnesota
    Mississippi
    Missouri
    Montana
    Nebraska
    Nevada
    New
    Hampshire
    New Jersey
    New Mexico
    New York

    5136
    6123
    5055
    3102
    7225
    590
    1282
    1590

    22.27%
    20.59%
    32.10%
    39.15%
    44.14%
    23.74%
    24.98%
    27.93%

    3833
    -703
    2248
    4056
    2212
    5641
    3745
    -1219

    9.01%
    -2.15%
    6.19%
    16.90%
    7.12%
    21.58%
    11.76%
    -3.53%

    1998
    7345
    1848
    7607

    68.19%
    30.34%
    30.07%
    18.63%

    1705
    2632
    5110
    5363

    4.49%
    6.11%
    20.16%
    13.90%

    North Carolina
    North Dakota
    Ohio
    Oklahoma
    Oregon
    Pennsylvania
    Rhode Island

    12777
    64
    11318
    5616
    2205
    11164
    484

    55.34%
    3.49%
    33.82%
    42.68%
    20.63%
    32.70%
    10.29%

    980
    7993
    792
    5370
    1396
    3496
    5478

    3.15%
    28.00%
    2.48%
    19.60%
    4.36%
    10.42%
    16.68%

    South Carolina
    South Dakota

    5814
    1007

    54.81%
    50.88%

    1908
    5540

    6.83%
    18.82%

    Page 1

    Sheet1
    6067
    14831
    3898
    53
    4967
    5538
    2176
    6149
    436

    34.49%
    18.02%
    53.78%
    3.87%
    26.38%
    31.37%
    68.21%
    37.88%
    19.15%

    2044
    3792
    2025
    4861
    5041
    3108
    4676
    2130
    10448

    6.88%
    11.94%
    7.42%
    15.48%
    14.30%
    8.61%
    18.93%
    6.56%
    32.04%

    percent change in total urban roadway mileage vs

    45.00%
    40.00%
    35.00%
    % Change in per-capita income

    Tennessee
    Texas
    Utah
    Vermont
    Virginia
    Washington
    West Virginia
    Wisconsin
    Wyoming

    30.00%
    25.00%
    20.00%
    15.00%
    10.00%
    5.00%
    -10.00%

    0.00%
    0.00%
    -5.00%

    -10.00%

    Page 2

    10.00%

    20.00%

    Sheet1
    % Change in
    urban
    % Change in
    roadway
    per-capita
    mileage
    income
    -0.45%
    13.95%
    33.65%
    16.90%
    32.33%
    7.67%
    28.60%
    18.63%
    7.79%
    4.28%
    38.39%
    1.78%
    29.13%
    7.93%
    50.86%
    4.13%
    5.91%
    67.66%
    41.06%
    23.75%
    46.69%
    15.40%
    34.84%
    19.98%
    28.29%
    14.15%
    17.30%
    13.96%
    22.16%

    41.78%
    9.11%
    0.50%
    14.01%
    5.59%
    6.85%
    2.81%
    13.32%
    12.74%
    8.70%
    31.79%
    12.89%
    14.21%

    22.27%
    20.59%
    32.10%
    39.15%
    44.14%
    23.74%
    24.98%
    27.93%

    9.01%
    -2.15%
    6.19%
    16.90%
    7.12%
    21.58%
    11.76%
    -3.53%

    68.19%
    30.34%
    30.07%
    18.63%

    4.49%
    6.11%
    20.16%
    13.90%

    55.34%
    3.49%
    33.82%
    42.68%
    20.63%
    32.70%
    10.29%

    3.15%
    28.00%
    2.48%
    19.60%
    4.36%
    10.42%
    16.68%

    54.81%
    50.88%

    6.83%
    18.82%

    Page 3

    Sheet1
    34.49%
    18.02%
    53.78%
    3.87%
    26.38%
    31.37%
    68.21%
    37.88%
    19.15%

    6.88%
    11.94%
    7.42%
    15.48%
    14.30%
    8.61%
    18.93%
    6.56%
    32.04%

    otal urban roadway mileage vs change in per capita income 1998-2010 by


    state

    y = -0.1802x + 0.1712
    R = 0.1137
    20.00%

    30.00%

    40.00%

    50.00%

    60.00%

    % Change in urban roadway mileage

    Page 4

    70.00%

    80.00%

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