New Methods for Measuring Inequality by Analyzing Assortative Mating

Anna Naszodi

in The Springer Series on Demographic Methods and Population Analysis from Springer

Date: 2025
ISBN: 978-3-031-98277-4
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Ch Chapter 1 From Questions to Methods: An Overview of the Book

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Ch Chapter 10 The Challenge of—and the Need for—Selecting the Suitable Analytical Tools

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Ch Chapter 11 Selecting the Suitable Analytical Tools

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Ch Chapter 12 Application of a Well-Performing Analytical Tool to Multiple Countries

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Ch Chapter 13 Trends in Sorting Along Race in the USA at the National Level

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Ch Chapter 14 Conclusions

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Ch Chapter 2 Introduction: Motivations and Goals

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Ch Chapter 3 U-Shaped Trend in Various Dimensions of Inequality in the USA

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Ch Chapter 4 Closing Racial Gap in the USA

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Ch Chapter 5 Tools for Analyzing Educational Assortative Mating

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Ch Chapter 6 The Framework of Sorting Along a Single Trait Without Singles

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Ch Chapter 7 The Framework of Sorting Along a Single Trait with Singles

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Ch Chapter 8 The Framework of Sorting Along Multiple Traits Without Singles

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Ch Chapter 9 The Framework of Sorting Along Multiple Traits with Singles

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