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The high level of spending among lower - income families occurs despite high levels of being uninsured . ( In the first quintile , 37.8 percent of the white population and 36.7 percent of the minority population were uninsured in 1992. ) ...
The high level of spending among lower - income families occurs despite high levels of being uninsured . ( In the first quintile , 37.8 percent of the white population and 36.7 percent of the minority population were uninsured in 1992. ) ...
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If so , is the higher incidence of female unemployment explained by significantly lower private - sector employment opportunities for women relative to men ? Only 3 percent ( of 803 ) responded affirmatively when asked about ...
If so , is the higher incidence of female unemployment explained by significantly lower private - sector employment opportunities for women relative to men ? Only 3 percent ( of 803 ) responded affirmatively when asked about ...
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18 Dealers ' willingness to offer lower prices to white males was reflected in a greater willingness to continue bargaining until an acceptable offer was made . When the tester was a white male , 25.6 percent of the tests ended in ...
18 Dealers ' willingness to offer lower prices to white males was reflected in a greater willingness to continue bargaining until an acceptable offer was made . When the tester was a white male , 25.6 percent of the tests ended in ...
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