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Distribution Analysis Of 2006 Subprime Rate Loans<br />

A male as the primary borrower was ranked third with all<br />

minorities with respect to subprime rate loans by gender.<br />

For blacks however, the highest proportion of subprime<br />

rate loans was with females without co-applicants (42.10%)<br />

followed by males without co-applicants (33.08%) and then<br />

by male as the primary borrower (15.33%).<br />

For Whites, the pattern of subprime rate loans was male<br />

dominated. White males without co-applicants accounted<br />

for 35.67% of the White subprime rate loans followed by<br />

White men as primary borrower at 28.62%. The number of<br />

subprime rate loans to White men (395,441) was more than<br />

half the number of subprime rate loans to all minority males<br />

without co-applicants combined. White females without coapplicants<br />

had 25.32% of the White subprime rate loans, and<br />

that proportion accounts for more than 48% of all subprime<br />

rate loans received by females without co-applicants in 2006.<br />

(Figure 11) Females as the primary borrower had the lowest<br />

percent of subprime rate loans for all racial groups ranging<br />

from a low of 5.48% for Hispanics to a high of 10.56% for<br />

Hawaiians.<br />

FIGURE 11: SUBPRIME RATE LOANS BY RACE AND GENDER<br />

Page 21 of 27 The Demographic Impact of the<br />

Subprime <strong>Mortgage</strong> Meltdown

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