The latest data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that the south is rising again in Delaware. Due to more restrictive land use regulations in New Castle County (NCC) and the migration of retirees into Sussex County, the past 20 years has seen NCC's share of the state's population fall from 67% to 60% as Sussex's share rose from 17% to 22%. These population changes have shifted the locus of economic action in the state...
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Dr. John E. Stapleford, Director
Center for Economic Policy and Analysis
Caesar Rodney Institute
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