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Published in final edited form as: J Urban Econ. 2010 Mar 1;67(2):180–193. doi: 10.1016/j.jue.2009.08.003

Table 7.

Cohort Regression Results, Low-Income Neighborhood Sample, 1990 and 2000 Census

% Change in Population %Change in Income

(1) β (2) (s.e.) (3) β (4) (s.e.)
White
 No H.S. Cohort 1 -0.028 (0.017) 0.054 (0.341)
Cohort 2 0.012 (0.027) -0.021 (0.172)
Cohort 3 0.009 (0.040) 0.096 (0.165)
Cohort 4 0.002 (0.041) 0.003 (0.126)
 H.S. Cohort 1 0.025 (0.020) 0.011 (0.112)
Cohort 2 -0.009 (0.024) 0.174* (0.088)
Cohort 3 -0.031 (0.039) 0.158 (0.099)
Cohort 4 0.038 (0.051) 0.060 (0.082)
 College Cohort 1 0.034 (0.022) -0.067 (0.204)
Cohort 2 0.049 (0.033) 0.254* (0.115)
Cohort 3 0.032 (0.051) 0.367** (0.141)
Cohort 4 0.012 (0.046) 0.209 (0.176)
Black
 No H.S. Cohort 1 0.019 (0.028) -0.371*** (0.116)
Cohort 2 -0.008 (0.023) 0.103 (0.104)
Cohort 3 -0.025 (0.033) 0.028 (0.083)
Cohort 4 0.006 (0.034) 0.309*** (0.074)
 H.S. Cohort 1 -0.027 (0.025) 0.203* (0.088)
Cohort 2 0.008 (0.021) 0.237*** (0.066)
Cohort 3 0.056 (0.031) 0.237*** (0.067)
Cohort 4 0.013 (0.045) 0.198** (0.063)
 College Cohort 1 -0.015 (0.047) 0.084 (0.326)
Cohort 2 0.012 (0.050) 0.035 (0.121)
Cohort 3 0.060 (0.065) -0.216* (0.096)
Cohort 4 -0.062 (0.083) -0.067 (0.129)
Hispanic
 No H.S. Cohort 1 -0.008 (0.027) 0.212 (0.138)
Cohort 2 0.056 (0.053) 0.096 (0.119)
Cohort 3 -0.041 (0.038) 0.055 (0.094)
Cohort 4 -0.040 (0.046) 0.072 (0.089)
 H.S. Cohort 1 -0.009 (0.031) -0.116 (0.137)
Cohort 2 0.066 (0.043) 0.201 (0.120)
Cohort 3 0.047 (0.065) 0.213 (0.125)
Cohort 4 -0.037 (0.074) 0.107 (0.144)
 College Cohort 1 0.016 (0.045) -0.401 (0.573)
Cohort 2 0.029 (0.057) 0.292 (0.294)
Cohort 3 -0.082 (0.061) -0.084 (0.262)
Cohort 4 -0.141* (0.067) 0.437** (0.154)

N 50,983 27,219

Notes: Column 1 reports estimates of βc’s from estimation of equation (2) on the low-income neighborhood sample. Column 2 reports estimates of βc’s from estimation of equation (3) on the low-income neighborhood sample. Unit of observation is a synthetic cohort in a census tract. Cohort 1 consists of householders ages 20-29 in 1990, Cohort 2 of householders ages 30-39 in 1990, Cohort 3 of householders ages 40-49 in 1990, and Cohort 4 of householders ages 50-59 in 1990. Standard errors are clustered at the tract level.

*

p-value<0.05

**

p-value<0.01

***

p-value<0.001