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Peer reviewedGrant, Don Sherman, II; Parcel, Toby L. – Social Forces, 1990
A resource approach to economic segmentation more adequately explains racial income inequality in metropolitan areas, particularly for males, than do traditional models. The resource approach emphasizes job and production factors, such as firm size and unionization, as well as social organizational factors in local labor markets. Contains 48…
Descriptors: Blacks, Equal Opportunities (Jobs), Females, Income
