Race and the micro-scale spatial concentration of poverty
作者： D. T. Lichter , D. Parisi , M. C. Taquino , B. Beaulieu
DOI: 10.1093/CJRES/RSM010
关键词: Demographic economics 、 Race (biology) 、 Scale (social sciences) 、 Development economics 、 Poor people 、 Concentrated poverty 、 Population 、 Geography 、 Residence 、 Poverty
摘要: This paper uses block-group data from the US decennial censuses to document changes in concentrated poverty. It provides several substantive and methodological lessons. First, majority of poor sub-county areas were located (and hidden) low poverty counties. Second, 1990s brought large declines share high-poverty (sub-county) people, including who lived them. Third, minorities—both metro non-metro areas—are highly ghettoized neighbourhoods are segregated whites nonpoor population. Discussions cannot be uncoupled minority residence patterns.
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