Table 2.

Effect of selected variables on size of decline in minority-white residential dissimilarity and the increase in interaction probability with whites between bottom and top income quintiles in 2010.

Independent variable	Decline in dissimilarity Q1–Q5		Increase in interaction Q1–Q5
	B	SE	B	SE
Minority group
Asians	–	–	–	–
Hispanics	−6.879***	0.702	0.641	0.568
Blacks	−7.576***	0.702	2.249***	0.568
Racial prejudice
Anti-black index (demeaned)	−0.054	0.038	0.021	0.031
Anti-black Index * black	0.178***	0.046	0.071	0.037
Anti-Latino Index (demeaned)	0.007	0.044	0.052	0.036
Anti-Latino index * Hispanics	0.131*	0.054	−0,058	0.044
Minority composition
Percent Asian	0.296*	0.126	−0.009	0.102
Percent Hispanic	0.057	0.062	−0.019	0.050
Percent black	0.252***	0.044	0.335***	0.036
Population
Log MSA population	0.619	0.431	1.917***	0.349
Percent foreign born	0.048	0.125	−0.230*	0.101
Percent Aged 75+	−1.392***	0.305	0.291	0.247
Percent homeowner	0.357***	0.097	0.061	0.078
Industrial organization
Percent manufacturing	−0.179	0.095	0.041	0.077
Percent FIRE	0.360	0.193	−0.105	0.156
Percent education	−0.431**	0.132	0.080	0.107
Log Military population	0.331*	0.143	−0.339**	0.116
Percent unionized	0.002	0.068	−0.009	0.055
Patents per capita	0.008***	0.002	0.000	0.002
Urbanism
Percent urban	0.146***	0.044	0.012	0.035
Violent crime rate	0.003	0.002	0.005**	0.002
Median year housing	0.025	0.060	−0.001	0.059
Density permissiveness	−1.696	1.353	1.666	1.521
Geography
Northeast	8.103***	1.279	4.685***	1.035
South	−1.610	1.198	−3.272***	0.970
West	−0.690	1.437	−1.997	1.163
Coastal	2.971**	1.109	0.091	0.897
Border	0.313	1.421	0.423	1.150
Constant	−73.554	116.5	−28.540	94.610
N	807		807
Adj. R-squared	0.46		0.33