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Published in final edited form as: AJS. 2006 Sep;112(2):567–612. doi: 10.1086/506418?origin=JSTOR-pdf

TABLE 2.

Regression of % black on Average Exposure and Average Employment, 1990

	Model 1 (1-km radius)	Model 2 (3-km radius)	Model 3 (5-km radius)	Model 4	Model 5
Intercept	−118.1770^***	−107.8500^***	−89.8750^***	−119.7085^***	−25.1384^**
Average exposure	.0120	.0090	.0074	.0004
Average employment 1	−.0053^*
Average employment 3		−.0026^***
Average employment 5			−.0016^***
Total emissions (in 1,000s)					.0044
Total employment (in 1,000s)					−2.0267
Median property value	−.0001	−.0001	−.0001	−.0001	−.0001^*
Median gross rent	.0292^*	.0258^*	.0259^*	.0283^*	.0308^*
% owner occupied	−.1124	−.0958	−.0205	−.1064	−.2083^*
% housing built before 1960	.1495^**	.1547^**	.1180^*	.1476^*	.1608^**
% vacant housing units	.0200	.0192	.0215	.0201	.0011
Median family income	−.0007^*	−.0007	−.0009^*	−.0007^*	−.0003
Median family income squared	.0000^*	.0000	.0000^*	.0000	.0000
ρ	.1388^*	.1388^*	.1388^*	.1388^*	.1390^*
Log likelihood	−3,798	−3,778	−3,780	−3,801	−3,791

Note.—N of observations is 594 for all models. Spatial trend variables were utilized in the models but not reported here.

^*

P < .05.

^**

P < .01.

^***

P < .001.