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Unpublished Paper
Selected Characteristics of Black and Hispanic Iowans: Analysis of PublicUse Micro­Sample Data from the 2006 American Community Survey
Economics Technical Reports and White Papers
  • David Swenson, Iowa State University
  • Liesl Eathington, Iowa State University
Publication Date
9-1-2008
Document Type
Report
Abstract
The following information was obtained from the American Communities Survey portion of the U.S. Census Bureau web‐site. The data chosen were items that profiled characteristics of all Iowans, Blacks, and Hispanics as they may relate to their participation in the Iowa economy. Those data are not available for other Iowa minority populations as the survey numbers were too small to generate statistical confidence in the findings. In other reports, covering different periods of time, we note that, for example there are strong differences among Iowa’s minority groups in terms of the kinds of jobs that they do, the industries within which they work, and their likelihoods of self‐employment. It is important, therefore, to not over‐generalize the information in this brief to be indicative of all minorities. This report is a summary of aggregate characteristics of Blacks and Hispanics as they compare to all Iowans.
Language
en
File Format
application/pdf
Citation Information
David Swenson and Liesl Eathington. "Selected Characteristics of Black and Hispanic Iowans: Analysis of PublicUse Micro­Sample Data from the 2006 American Community Survey" (2008)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/david-swenson/22/