SOCIOECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF WHITE AND BLACK-MALES LIFE EXPECTANCY DIFFERENTIALS, 1980

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POTTER, LB
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[1] Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Fordham University, Bronx, 10458, NY
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10.2307/2061282
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C921 [人口统计学];
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Epidemiological transition theory suggests that two populations existing under disparate socioeconomic conditions would have different life expectancies as the result of cause-of-death differences. The effect of racial socioeconomic differentials on the total racial life expectancy differential are examined as they act through specific cause-of-death differentials. Results suggest that residential isolation of blacks has a strong effect on the total life expectancy differential as it acts through the racial homicide differential. The racial unemployment difference also has a strong effect on the total differential as it acts through the racial heart disease differential. Implications of the findings for reducing life expectancy differentials are discussed. © 1991 Population Association of America.
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