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wage immigrants, and because lower-income parents do have more
children than higher-income parents, these two qualifications offset
each other, if not perfectly.
p. 184, 1 Lopoo and DeLeire 2012, 6 (fig. 3). These estimates compare the
average income of parents over a five-year period with the average
income of their children when these children were approximately
the same age as the parents were when the initial income data were
collected.
p. 184, 2 Lopoo and DeLeire 2012, 20 (fig. 15). Part of the explanation for
the lower mobility of African Americans than whites is probably
that, comparing African Americans and whites who are poor
during a five-year period of their adulthood, African Americans are
more likely than whites to be poor both before and after that fiveyear
period. African American poverty is more likely a permanent
or long-term circumstance than white poverty.
p. 184, 3 Federal Reserve Board online. Microdata analysis by Valerie
Wilson of the Economic Policy Institute.
p. 185, 2 Lopoo and DeLeire 2012, 15 (fig. 11).
p. 185, 3 Lopoo and DeLeire 2012, 21 (fig. 15).
p. 185, 5 Wilhelm 2001, 141 (table 4.2).
p. 186, 2 Sharkey 2013, 27 (fig. 2.1), 38 (fig. 2.6).
p. 187, 1 Sharkey 2013, 39.
p. 187, 2 Morsy and Rothstein 2015; Rothstein 2004.
p. 189, 1 Baltimore Sun 1975; Gutierrez et al., 30.
p. 189, 2 Dresser and Broadwater 2015.
p. 190, 2 Leviner 2004; Khadduri, Buron, and Climaco 2006, 7.
p. 190, 3 McClure, Schwartz, and Taghavi 2014; Sard and Rice 2014, 35
(fig. 7); Sard and Rice 2016, 26 (table A-1). The tax credit and
Section 8 programs also support housing for senior citizens;
projects for the elderly are more likely to be found in middle-class
neighborhoods. The text refers only to family units.
p. 191, 1 ICP 2008.
p. 191, 2 Texas Dept. of Housing v. Inclusive Communities Project 2015.
CHAPTER 12:
Considering Fixes