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racial inequality

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    Why do racial disparities persist?: Institutional path dependency

    The compound interest problem Take $24,000 and $188,000. Go back to 1960. Apply the S&P 500’s historical average return to both figures. Compound for sixty-five years. You land within striking distance of the current gap. We are economists....
    sociology
    economics
    public policy
    wealth inequality
    racial inequality
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    Why do racial disparities persist?: Structural analysis

    The receipts Of the first 67,000 mortgages insured by the VA in Mississippi, exactly two went to Black veterans. Not two percent. Two. The GI Bill — the single largest wealth-creation program in American history — was administered through local agencies that excluded Black...
    housing policy and redlining
    structural racism
    racial inequality
    american history and public policy
    economic inequality and wealth gap
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    Why do racial disparities persist?: The Story

    $24,000 and $188,000 That is the median wealth of the Black and white families the Federal Reserve has been tracking since 1989. The ratio has not meaningfully changed. The number is not in dispute....
    wealth inequality
    racial inequality
    housing discrimination and redlining
    systemic and institutional racism
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