The effects of the ghetto on the distribution and level of nonwhite employment in urban areas

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An analysis of the effect of discrimination in the housing market on the distribution and level of nonwhite employment in urban areas. The hypotheses evaluated are that racial segregation in the housing market: (1) affects the distribution of nonwhite employment; and (2) reduces nonwhite job opportunities. The hypotheses are tested empirically, using origin and destination data obtained from the 1952 Detroit Area Traffic Study and the 1956 Chicago Area Transportation Study.

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The effects of the ghetto on the distribution and level of nonwhite employment in urban areas. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 1965. https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P3059-1.html.
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