And you can see that in the graph of total housing costs below.

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On the horizontal axis of each graph, we have total traffic-related air pollution exposure, increasing in parts per billion (a part here would be a drop in a billion drops) from left to right.

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Given that the analysis derived total employment from real GDP, the graph also implied that by 1Q2014, real GDP would also be the same in both cases.

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