Recent tax data shows that there are still very large economic differences between various parts of the city. A few hundred meters can be decisive.
There is no doubt that Oslo is a divided city. The differences between what people earn and how much wealth they have are large. These differences mainly move along one axis: East and West.
The tribute lists for 2021 were released on Wednesday. The numbers underscore this once again. An example: where the average wealth in Bygdøy is NOK 690,000, in Furuset it is NOK 0.
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