Forbes:
When we think of places with high salaries, big metro areas like New York, Los Angeles or San Francisco are usually the first to spring to mind. Or cities with the biggest concentrations of educated workers, such as Boston.
But wages are just one part of the equation ? high prices in those East and West Coast cities mean the fat paychecks aren?t necessarily getting the locals ahead. When cost of living is factored in, most of the places that boast the highest effective pay turn out to be in the less celebrated and less expensive middle part of the country. My colleague Mark Schill of Praxis Strategy Group and I looked at the average annual wages in the nation?s 51 largest metropolitan statistical areas and adjusted incomes by the cost of living. The results were surprising and revealing.
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