Which of the following was NOT a factor in the rising poverty rates in inner cities during the 1950s?

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The growth of unskilled industrial jobs in inner cities actually contributed to a decrease in poverty rates during the 1950s, as many individuals were able to secure employment and increase their standard of living. The other factors - migration of poor individuals, increasing automation, racial discrimination, and movement of factories - all contributed to the rising poverty rates in inner cities.

Which of the Following Was NOT a Factor in the Rising