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Segregation, the concentration of poverty, and the life chances of individuals

Douglas S. Massey, Andrew B. Gross, Mitchell L. Eggers

1991-12-01articleSocial Science Research246 citationsclosed

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Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies Income, Poverty, and Inequality Health disparities and outcomes

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