If each race in each state is its own state and we extracted an S factor, then we get this. Second is using ranks.pic.twitter.com/ixkLRcmOnW
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@KirkegaardEmil is S factor something you came up with or is it a widely used measure?
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@robvfour S is the latent factor of socioeconomic measures, so it predicts whatever they predict. I mostly consider it a dependent variable. -
@KirkegaardEmil so you need a lot of data to work it out in the first place, it's an attempt to sum up social capital of a group? -
@robvfour General socioeconomic performance, yes. Just read my papers, not ask 100 questions. All papers here http://emilkirkegaard.dk/
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