Social Indicators of Equality for Minorities and Women - University of ...

All HouseholdsAmer. Ind./Alask. Nat.BlacksMexican AmericansJapanese AmericansChinese AmericansPilipino AmericansPuerto RicansMajorityTABLE 5.2Households That Are Owner OccupiedStandardized Measure a1960 1970 197641 C37523136342345 42524342353346 424735394132Social Indicator Values"(Ratios of standardizedmeasures to the majoritypopulation)1960 1970 1976.68.58.87.58.64.62.371.00.68.63.84.66.64.54.511.00.70*.64.77.56.61.64.501.00Female-Headed HouseholdsAmer. Ind./Alask. Nat.BlacksMexican AmericansJapanese AmericansChinese AmericansPilipino AmericansPuerto RicansMajority4229422428NA d115037303728261116512428251816201045.78.46.71.44.55NA .21.79.57.45.61.45.47.19.26.78.37.43.41.30.24.31.16.68a The standardized percent of owner-occupied households.b See figure 5.2 for a graphic representation of the indicator values that appear in this table.c Bold type indicates that the differences between these values and the majority benchmark were statistically significant at the0.10 level. See appendix C for sampling information and data source.d Values were not reported due to an insufficient sample size.*This can be interpreted as follows: "In 1976 American Indian and Alaskan Native-headed households were 70 percent as likelyto be owner-occupied as majority-headed households."