Table 3.

Nonparametric estimates of hazard rate gap between blacks and non-Hispanic whites

A. Social Security Administration 2012 Match
Age	Black-White Gap	P-value	Age	Black-White Gap	P-value
59	0.0027	0.500	75	0.0013	0.922
60	0.0013	0.803	76	0.0076	0.462
61	−0.0007	1.000	77	−0.0033	0.778
62	0.0028	0.531	78	−0.0112	0.313
63	0.0018	0.728	79	−0.0146	0.191
64	0.0006	0.895	80	−0.0262	0.018
65	0.0036	0.519	81	−0.0323	0.008
66	0.0114	0.041	82	−0.0265	0.045
67	0.0023	0.670	83	−0.0207	0.108
68	0.0124	0.058	84	−0.0417	0.002
69	0.0097	0.151	85	−0.0526	0.000
70	0.0120	0.078	86	−0.0290	0.049
71	0.0128	0.074	87	−0.0603	0.000
72	0.0060	0.434	88	−0.0295	0.055
73	−0.0033	0.752	89	−0.0361	0.022
74	0.0026	0.763
B. Vital Statistics 2008 Match
Age	Black-White Gap	P-value	Age	Black-White Gap	P-value
59	0.0046	0.198	75	0.0127	0.240
60	0.0075	0.124	76	0.0271	0.029
61	0.0002	1.000	77	0.0205	0.111
62	0.0031	0.562	78	0.0236	0.078
63	0.0092	0.059	79	0.0038	0.766
64	0.0042	0.437	80	−0.0098	0.539
65	−0.0025	0.727	81	−0.0067	0.765
66	0.0190	0.003	82	0.0102	0.555
67	0.0165	0.011	83	0.0133	0.510
68	0.0114	0.106	84	−0.0210	0.316
69	0.0317	0.000	85	−0.0344	0.161
70	0.0114	0.133	86	−0.0051	0.908
71	0.0215	0.011	87	−0.0498	0.064
72	0.0175	0.053	88	−0.0019	1.000
73	0.0181	0.054	89	0.0131	0.682
74	0.0059	0.559

Source: Authors’ calculations, National Longitudinal Survey, Old Men Cohort. P-values reported are based on a two-tailed Fisher’s Exact Test of the hypothesis that blacks and non-Hispanic whites have the same mortality rate at a given age.