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This re-analysis of Tobin's (l950)study makes three points: (1) graphs are a powerful device for discovery and for communication, and can reveal much of the information in the data; (2) squeezing out the more subtle multivariate messages requires some solution to the usual overparameterization...
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This paper analyzes changes in U.S. earnings differentials in the 1980s between race, gender, age, and schooling groups. There are four main sets of results to report. First, the economic position of less-educated workers declined relative to the more-educated among almost all demographic...
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This paper analyzes changes in U.S. earnings differentials in the 1980s between race, gender, age, and schooling groups. There are four main sets of results to report. First, the economic position of less-educated workers declined relative to the more-educated among almost all demographic...
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This paper offers one small but dramatic example of grassroots responses to urban restructuring. It is a case study of the politics of ethnicity and growth in Monterey Park, North America's first suburban Chinatown. Evolving after World War II from a predominantly white, middle class suburb into...
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The purpose of this essay is to discuss the impacts of ethnicity in the politics of the contemporary American city. The importance of ethnicity is seen as derivative of the structure of local politics in the United States and the processes which have resulted in the establishment and maintenance...
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Diana Liverman explores the theoretical positions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions including “earth-system managementâ€, cap and trade policies, individual and community behavioral change, political economy of carbon governance (“carbon capitalismâ€), and government...
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Diversity is one of the major current themes in the field of immigrant and ethnic studies. Scholars are increasingly attentive to national-origin diversity among groups such as Hispanics in the United States (Portes and Truelove 1987;Nelson and Tienda 1985). They argue that differences in group...
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