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Before Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans was a spatially segregated city in which the poor largely lived in cheap, below-sea-level housing. This was due to

▸ the desire of the poor to live in cheaper housing in the low-lying areas because those were seen as more desirable.

▸ the natural workings of the market.

▸ fear of the effects of heat waves on the city.

▸ long-time government decisions to straighten the Mississippi channel and to drain marshland to increase the capacities of the Port of New Orleans and to aid oil production.

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