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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: Publius. 2011 WINTER;4(1):101–125. doi: 10.1093/publius/pjp041

Table 4.

Differences in predicted allocations for states with values at the tenth and ninetieth percentiles of the allocation legacy and variables to measure distributional equity standards.

Variable Difference at Start of Time Series1,2 Difference at End of Time Series3
Legacy $2,914 (40.9 percent) $1,599 (29.3 percent)
AIDS incidence -$328 (-6.3 percent) $207 (4.5 percent)
Percent black AIDS cases -$145 (-2.8 percent) -$123 (-2.8 percent)
Percent Hispanic AIDS cases -$45 (-0.8 percent) -$38 (-0.8 percent)
Percent general population in poverty -$302 (-5.8 percent) -$256 (-5.8 percent)
Income eligibility criteria $118 (2.2 percent) -$359 (-8.2 percent)
Percent OI drugs offered -$184 (-3.5 percent) -93 (-2.1 percent)
Cost containment strategy in place -$237 (-4.6 percent) $32 (0.7 percent)
Geographic Practice Cost Index -$328 (-6.3 percent) $207 (4.5 percent)
Total taxable resources per capita $29 (0.5 percent) $260 (5.5 percent)
1

Start of time series is 1997.

2

Differences calculated as predicted value from states at ninetieth percentile minus predicted value from states at tenth percentile. Percent calculated as the percent change in predicted values, compared to states at the tenth percentile.

3

End of time series is 2006 for all variables except for AIDS incidence (2004) and total taxable resources per capita (2005).