Table 3.

Odds Ratios (Standard Errors) of Block Disagreement Within Neighborhood Clusters on Demographic Characteristics^a by Business Type, Chicago, Illinois, 2002^b

	Business Type
	Drugstores	Liquor Stores	Bars	Convenience Stores	Restaurantsc			Supermarket or Greengrocer
					Any Restaurant	Fast-Food	Other Eating Place
Proportion white	1.001 (0.008)	1.007 (0.006)	1.007 (0.006)	0.993 (0.005)	1.001 (0.005)	1.004 (0.004)	1.014 (0.005)**	0.994 (0.004)
Hispanic/foreign-born scale	0.878 (0.151)	1.173 (0.136)	1.660 (0.183)***	0.909 (0.093)	1.150 (0.111)	1.132 (0.097)	1.401 (0.135)***	1.122 (0.097)
Disadvantage scale	0.946 (0.282)	1.737 (0.316)**	0.947 (0.203)	0.931 (0.167)	1.346 (0.212)	0.940 (0.145)	1.027 (0.188)	1.318 (0.190)
Residential stability	0.971 (0.014)*	0.990 (0.010)	0.996 (0.009)	0.975 (0.009)**	0.997 (0.009)	0.996 (0.008)	0.985 (0.008)*	0.990 (0.008)
Population density	1.244 (0.311)	1.084 (0.180)	0.879 (0.129)	1.655 (0.276)**	0.999 (0.140)	1.222 (0.159)	1.354 (0.190)*	1.217 (0.159)
Months from November 2002	1.013 (0.027)	0.993 (0.022)	1.005 (0.018)	1.011 (0.018)	1.016 (0.018)	1.022 (0.015)	0.980 (0.016)	1.032 (0.015)*
Distance to the Loop	0.925 (0.030)*	0.957 (0.021)*	0.910 (0.019)***	0.973 (0.019)	0.980 (0.018)	0.931 (0.016)***	0.969 (0.017)	0.939 (0.016)***
Constant	0.034 (0.006)***	0.091 (0.010)***	0.101 (0.011)***	0.114 (0.011)***	0.134 (0.012)***	0.195 (0.015)***	0.169 (0.015)***	0.175 (0.014)***

* P < 0.05; **P < 0.01; ***P < 0.001.

^aRefer to the “Analytic strategy” part of the Materials and Methods section of the text for an explanation of these characteristics.

^bN = 1,663.

^c“Fast-food” and “other eating place” are mutually exclusive subcategories of “any restaurant” and, combined, constitute the “any restaurant” category. Refer to the text for details.