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Published in final edited form as: Am Sociol Rev. 2016 Jan 7;81(1):85–106. doi: 10.1177/0003122415621910

Table B1.

How Ethnic Naming Depends on Father’s Occupational Income

	Ireland	Italy	Germany	Poland	Russia
Father’s Occupational Score	(−.025^***) (−.001	(−.003^***) −.001	−.023^*** 0	−.009^*** (−.001)	(.019^***) −.001
Constant	(1.309^***) (−.014	(.798^***) −.017)	1.166^*** (−.007)	.923^*** (−.014)	(.210^***) −.014
R-squared	.056	.001	.072	.016	.089
No. of cases	34824	15597	76241	13380	12739

Note: Standard errors are in parentheses. Authors’ analysis of foreign-born fathers in 1900 U.S. IPUMS sample with U.S.-born sons. ENI (ethnic name index) is calculated separately for each group for sons under 10 years in 1900. Column headings refer to father’s birthplace.

p < .05;

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p < .01;

^***

p < .001(two-tailed tests).