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The Determinants of Income in Louisville,
KentuckyHarrison Kirby
Centre College ‘17
Census Tracts
Income
The usual suspects
The usual suspects
Demographics
The usual suspects
Demographics
Local labor market
The usual suspects
Demographics
Local labor market
Occupation
FloodAge
MarriedGrad School
BuisinessProductionBachelors
ConstructionService
Age x AgeNo English
Fertility RateUnemployent
Disability
Results
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
AgeMarried
Grad SchoolBachelorsAge x AgeNo English
Fertility RateDisability
-2% -1% 0% 1% 2% 3% 4% 5% 6%
Demographic Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
Buisiness
Production
Construction
Service0% 1%
Occupation Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
Buisiness
Production
Construction
Service0% 1%
Occupation Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
Buisiness
Production
Construction
Service0% 1%
Occupation Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
Buisiness
Production
Construction
Service0% 1%
Occupation Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
Buisiness
Production
Construction
Service0% 1%
Occupation Variables
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
the usual story
The West End
“The history of the 9th Street Divide starts with urban renewal. Around that time period, cities around the country decided they were going to remove African Americans from the urban core and put them in their own neat little neighborhoods. Louisville was very progressive on that front—we built the 9th Street Divide as an exit off the expressway. As you can tell from driving around the city, it pretty much removed all the African American communities from downtown Louisville.”
A different narrative
Elevation
1937 Flood
FloodAge
MarriedGrad School
BuisinessProductionBachelors
ConstructionService
Age x AgeNo English
Fertility RateUnemployent
Disability
Results
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
FloodAge
MarriedGrad School
BuisinessProductionBachelors
ConstructionService
Age x AgeNo English
Fertility RateUnemployent
Disability
Results
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
R2 = .924N = 191
FloodAge
MarriedGrad School
BuisinessProductionBachelors
ConstructionService
Age x AgeNo English
Fertility RateUnemployent
Disability
9%
Results
Significancep > .1p < .1p < .05p < .01
R2 = .924N = 191
Conclusions
Conclusions
Race and gender not included in final
model
Conclusions
Race and gender not included in final
model
Impacts of the1937 Flood
ConclusionsRace and gender not included in final model
Impacts of the1937 Flood
Consequences for development