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Gaining ground on the U.S. Return to "Sudden wealth, hard questions"
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While the U.S. economy hummed in the 1990s, it zoomed in our area. At the start of the decade, the median household in the Seattle metro area made $9,000 a year more than its counterpart nationwide. By 1998, the difference was $16,000, which, incidentally, is more than enough to cover the high cost of housing here. No wonder Seattleites spend a lot more than the rest of the country on fine restaurants,
vacations and ski equipment.
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