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Residential Location, Workplace Location, and Black Earnings
1991
The Review of Regional Studies
Despite the fairly large amount of research devoted to the topic, the debate continues over the relationship between residential location, workplace location, and black economic well-being as measured by employment and/or earnings. The current work compares the earnings of black workers who live and work in the central city to otherwise equal blacks who live and work in the suburbs. In addition, we decompose the black/white intrametropolitan earnings differential into three parts: 1. that
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