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The Effect of Relative Group Size on the Employment Prospects of African-American and White Males
1995
The Review of Regional Studies
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A bivariate probit model is employed to assess the impact of relative group size on employment and labor force participation probabilities of white and African-American males. The model allows for correlated error structures between labor force participation and employment equations. Increases in the relative size of the African-American population are found to have a significant negative impact on African-American male labor force participation and, after controlling for labor force
doi:10.52324/001c.9006
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