Intermetropolitan Differences in Family Income Inequality: An Ecological Analysis of Total White and Nonwhite Patterns in 1960.

Dowdall, George W.

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ERIC Number: EJ154091

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Publication Date: 1977

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Intermetropolitan Differences in Family Income Inequality: An Ecological Analysis of Total White and Nonwhite Patterns in 1960

Dowdall, George W.

Sociology and Social Research, 61, 2, 176-91, Jan 77

A path model is presented which views income level and inequality as caused by ecological structure (age, racial composition, and regional location), industry mix (manufacturing and agricultural employment), and human capital factors (educational inequality and female labor force participation). (Author)

Descriptors: Family Income, Geographic Location, Human Capital, Industry, Inequalities, Metropolitan Areas, Models, Racial Differences, Sex Differences

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