Social Science Quarterly, Volume 79, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1998 - Political science |
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... relative advantage of privi- leged groups " is the average influence of privileged groups in a city minus that of nonprivileged groups . Similarly , the " relative efficiency of privileged groups " is the average efficiency score of ...
... relative advantage of privi- leged groups " is the average influence of privileged groups in a city minus that of nonprivileged groups . Similarly , the " relative efficiency of privileged groups " is the average efficiency score of ...
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TABLE 5 City Attributes and Interest - Group Influence Relative Advantage of Privileged Groups Relative Efficiency of Privileged Groups City Characteristic r bx r bx % black -.21 ** -.21 ( -3.0 ) ** .11 * .06 ( 84 ) % foreign stock -.14 ...
TABLE 5 City Attributes and Interest - Group Influence Relative Advantage of Privileged Groups Relative Efficiency of Privileged Groups City Characteristic r bx r bx % black -.21 ** -.21 ( -3.0 ) ** .11 * .06 ( 84 ) % foreign stock -.14 ...
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... relative to non - Hispanic white families . This interpretation is consistent with the lit- erature . As mentioned previously , a common finding was that being female was associated with less deviance ( Simons , Miller , and Aigner ...
... relative to non - Hispanic white families . This interpretation is consistent with the lit- erature . As mentioned previously , a common finding was that being female was associated with less deviance ( Simons , Miller , and Aigner ...
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