Australia's major cities are benefiting the rich more than the poor, research shows.
An analysis of people's incomes in relation to city sizes has found the larger and more dense a city's population becomes, the more likely higher incomes will grow faster than lower incomes.
University of Sydney researchers say the findings suggest cities like Sydney and Melbourne have a disproportionate accumulation of the highest income earners who have the advantage of affording the best services and infrastructure.
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