Yes, this is all correct. I have recently completed an extensive review of this subject for cancer that supports this. BUT, what Deaton found was that the average health status of WHITE men as well as Black men is worse in SMSAs with higher percent black population.
this reminds me of Michael Reich's finding (in his RACIAL INEQUALITY, for which I was a research assistant) that areas with high gaps between white and black incomes also had high income gaps among white incomes, suggesting that the white working class was weakened by racial differences.
Jim Devine jdevine@xxxxxxx & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~JDevine
- Re: Income Inequality and Health, (continued)
- Re: Income Inequality and Health, Bill Burgess Mon 27 Aug 2001, 19:48 GMT
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- RE: Re: RE: Re: Income Inequality and Health, Brown, Martin - ARP (NCI) Tue 28 Aug 2001, 15:56 GMT
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