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| Browse the Economic Policy Review: | |||
| Volume 5, Number 3 September 1999 |
Download full book 187 pages / 1,146 kb |
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Unequal Incomes, Unequal Outcomes? Economic Inequality and Measures of Well-Being |
| To Our Readers1 page / 14 kb William J. McDonough |
| Summary of Observations and Recommendations3 pages / 116 kb Erica L. Groshen, Chinhui Juhn, James A. Orr, and Barbara L.Walter |
| Session 1: Health Status of Childred and Households in Poverty Poverty, Children's Health, and Health Care Utilization 13 pages / 110 kbBarbara L. Wolfe |
| Economic Inequality and Social Differentials in Mortality14 pages / 115 kb Arline T. Geronimus |
| Commentary3 pages / 23 kb Carol Rapaport |
| Distinguished Address Public Health and the Public Agenda 5 pages / 44 kbKevin Thurm |
| Session 2: Affordability of Housing for Young and Poor Families Housing Outcomes: An Assessment of Long-Term Trends 11 pages / 87 kbJames A. Orr and Richard W. Peach |
| A Look at Real Housing Prices and Incomes: Some Implications for Housing Affordability and Quality15 pages / 132 kb Joseph Gyourko and Joseph Tracy |
| Commentary5 pages / 41 kb Christopher J. Mayer |
| Session 3: Education and Crime in Urban Neighborhoods The Changing Relationship between Income and Crime Victimization 12 pages / 101 kbSteven D. Levitt |
| Economic Inequality and the Provision of Schooling12 pages / 100 kb Thomas A. Downes and David N. Figlio |
| Commentary3 pages / 27 kb Derek Neal |
| Session 4: Economic Inequality and Local Public Services From John Lindsay to Rudy Giuliani: The Decline of the Local Safety Net? 16 pages / 140 kbEdward L. Glaeser and Matthew E. Kahn |
| Earnings Inequality and Central-City Development10 pages / 78 kb Edwin S. Mills |
| Commentary4 pages / 37 kb James M. Snyder, Jr. |
| Session 5: Social Indicators in New York City Social Indicators and the Study of Inequality 15 pages / 118 kbMarcia K. Meyers and Irwin Garfinkel |
| Commentary3 pages / 24 kb Howard Chernick |
| Closing Discussion: Social Policy Implications General Commentary 3 pages / 24 kbKatherine McFate |
| General Commentary3 pages / 26 kb Timothy Smeeding |
