The Economic Challenges Facing Milwaukee’s Inner City Statistical Snapshots UWM Center for Economic Development.

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The Economic Challenges Facing Milwaukee’s Inner City Statistical Snapshots UWM Center for Economic Development

Milwaukee’s “Inner City,” : An Economic Snapshot Total Employed Residents27,64312,152 Male labor market exclusion33.9%56.4% Total employed in manufacturing 11,2902,335 % employed in manufacturing40.8%19.2% Poverty rate25.7%40.2% Real median household income$21,090$18,193

Geography of Employment Growth in Metro Milwaukee, Milwaukee County-5,399 Inner City Milwaukee -3,206 Downtown Milwaukee +962 Waukesha County+37,575 Washington County+10,173 Ozaukee County+5,937

The Employment Crisis in Milwaukee's Inner City (Percentage of Male Residents, Age either Unemployed or Out of the Labor Force in Selected Areas, 2000)

Pervasive Poverty in Milwaukee 90% of the city’s black households live in neighborhoods in which at least 20% of the residents are poor; 25% of the city’s black households live in neighborhoods in which at least 40% of the residents are poor (extreme poverty); While this percentage is down from 1990, when 46% of Milwaukee’s black households lived in “extreme poverty” neighborhoods, this is only because Milwaukee’s inner city poor began dispersing to the city’s Northwest Side (where poverty jumped from 13.3 to 20.9%) Thus, Milwaukee now faces a double challenge in the inner city: continuing economic distress in the traditional inner city, and growing distress on the Northwest Side