The odd population dynamics of US counties: the relationship between race/ethnicity and general socioeconomic factorpic.twitter.com/6H871lCC73
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@KirkegaardEmil@JayMan471 it'd be interesting to see how much S factor mediates differences in crime rates and the like
@RCAFDM @JayMan471 S factor does not mediate anything. It's a formative construct (my view). http://www.rasch.org/rmt/rmt221d.htm
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@RCAFDM@JayMan471 One can however, residualize e.g. crime for S and see whether races differential predicts the residuals, and they do. -
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@KirkegaardEmil@RCAFDM @JayMan471This residualisation is applied in http://apps.eui.eu/Personal/Dronkers/articles/ERE2013.pdf … elegant techniques, not solution all problems -
@DronkersJ@RCAFDM We also found ~null results for diversity net of group proportions for admixture in the Americas. -
@DronkersJ@RCAFDM Fits with general ~null effects of diversity for companies and the like.http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/josi.12163/abstract …
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@KirkegaardEmil@JayMan471 i think I understand your POV, but I'd be curious how large the race/ethnicity residuals are after account for S -
@RCAFDM@JayMan471 I did that at state-level already. However, it somehow got lost. It's in this old version https://osf.io/5jzqv/?action=download&version=8&displayName=paper-2016-01-04T05%3A22%3A38.781000.pdf … -
@RCAFDM@JayMan471 It's in Section 9. The code is still in the repo, so just download and run that.
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