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. 2023 Jun 16;26(9):1850–1861. doi: 10.1017/S1368980023001179

Table 1.

Food environment and racial and ethnic proportions

Food environment exposure Market concentration
β sig. β Sig.
White proportion 0·00128 0·006 −0·00066 0·003
Black proportion −0·00038 0·586 −0·00046 0·129
Asian proportion −0·00281 0·008 −0·00531 < 0·001
Hispanic proportion* 0·00065 0·265 −0·00156 < 0·001
Poverty percentage 0·00003 0·700 −0·00012 0·002
Bachelor or higher percentage 0·00032 0·001 0·00007 0·083
Population −0·11 987 < 0·001 −0·17 633 < 0·001

Food environment exposure: Number of observations = 798 500; residual df = 39 965. R squared = 0·46.

Market concentration: Number of observations = 948 571; residual df = 47 486. R squared = 0·74.

*

The impact of the Hispanic proportion was assessed in a separate model with the same outcome and control variables.