Are Black Migrants from the South to the Northern Cities Worse Off Than Blacks Already There?.

Masters, Stanley H.

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Publication Date: 1972

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Are Black Migrants from the South to the Northern Cities Worse Off Than Blacks Already There?

Masters, Stanley H.

Journal of Human Resources, 7, 4, 411-23, Nov 72

Among Negroes living in metropolitan areas outside the South in 1960, those born in the South had higher incomes and less unemployment than those born in the North. (Author/MF)

Descriptors: Black Employment, Census Figures, Comparative Analysis, Economic Status, Employment Level, Metropolitan Areas, Rural to Urban Migration, Rural Urban Differences, Statistical Analysis

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