Group size and group income as influences on marriage patterns in Hawaii

Abstract

The proportion of persons of a given racial/ethnic group in the population seems likely to influence the probability that members of that group marry persons of other racial/ ethnic groups, while median income does not. However, among individuals who do marry cross‐ethnically, the median income levels of other groups has a substantial association with the probability of occurrence of difference possible combinations of cross‐ethnic matings.

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