LOCATIONAL RETURNS TO HUMAN-CAPITAL - MINORITY ACCESS TO SUBURBAN COMMUNITY RESOURCES
LOCATIONAL RETURNS TO HUMAN-CAPITAL - MINORITY ACCESS TO SUBURBAN COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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DOI：
10.2307/2061840
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发表时间：
1993-05-01
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影响因子：
3.5
通讯作者：
ALBA, RD
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作者：
LOGAN, JR;ALBA, RD
少数民族和少数民族的郊区化是从他们的居住社区所提供的区位资源来分析的。在纽约CMSA的郊区，非西班牙裔白人和亚洲人平均居住在平均社会经济地位较高的社区，而西班牙裔和黑人居住在不太理想的郊区。预测每个种族/民族的郊区社会经济地位的模型表明，白人和西班牙裔人在收入，文化适应和家庭地位方面获得一致的回报。亚洲人的位置模式不同，因为他们是无关的措施，文化适应;黑人，位置的结果对应于任何这些人力资本特征。
The suburbanization of racial and ethnic minorities is analyzed in terms of the locational resources provided by their communities of residence. In suburbs in the New York CMSA, non-Hispanic whites and Asians, on average, live in communities with higher average socioeconomic status, while Hispanics and blacks live in the less desirable suburbs. Models predicting suburban socioeconomic status for each racial/ethnic group show that whites and Hispanics receive consistent returns on income, acculturation, and family status. Asians' locational patterns differ because they are unrelated to measures of acculturation; for blacks, locational outcomes correspond least to any of these human capital characteristics.