..., 1960b). White employed family heads (with spouse present) between the ages of 14 and 64 resident in either a central city or ring of a Standard Metro- politan Statistical Area (SMSA) in 1960 and in either a nonmetropolitan area or another SMSA in 1955 were examined. Excluded were family heads living...

... Protestants. However, in smaller metro- politan areas, there were no statistically significant differences in the fertility ex- pectations of Protestant and Catholic city residents when compared to Prot- estant and Catholic auburbanites," The Princeton study, although limited in sample and design, found...

..., Tampa, and San Jose. Finally, Table 6 presents the changing distributions of population resulting from the differentials in growth rates we have described. In 1900 one-third of the na- tion's population resided in metropolitan areas and two-thirds lived in nonmetro- politan areas. By 1960 those...

... de evolución” de la distribución de las clases sociales. Metropolitan Area Central City Socioeconomic Stratum Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area Politan Area References 1 All quotations were taken from a news story in the AFL-CIO News (Washington, D.C., January 29, 1966), p...

... stores where railroad sta- tions and arterial streets came together. IIoyt (1959, pp. 454-461), another observer of trends in American metro- politan areas, argues that retail decen- 495 tralization did not seriously begin in U. S. cities until the 1920's. IIe also points out that most of these early cen...

... in the neighborhoods of multiethnic metropolitan areas. 14 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1996 1996 Metropolitan Area Residential Segregation Latino Population Segregation Level Politan Area References Alba R.D. , & Logan J.R. ( 1991 ). Variations on Two...

... metro- politan areas which recorded 1970 popu- lations of one million or greater and which were defined on the basis of the same central cities in both censuses. Using these tabulations, it is possible to disaggregate a metropolitan area's popu- lation into resident and migrant stream components so...

...- untary forces will differ between metro- politan areas. However, once we know the levels desired and the powers of the group and other components, then it is a simple matter to determine the influence of each force. The model presented here is directed towards developing a way of inferring each group's...

... and economic costs that were dis- proportionate to the benefits gained by the national or regional economy, or by the migrants themselves" (Shryock, 1964, p. 285). This paper will explore variations in migration efficiency ratios of large metro- politan areas in the United States from 1955 to 1960. An attempt...

... growth rates or have previously been chronic decliners. In addition, Long (1978) has documented an emerging pattern of dif- ferential growth in rural areas outside the incorporated boundaries of nonmetro- politan places. Indeed, this pattern of rural growth within the nonmetropolitan United States has...

... generally has shown high levels of white/black residential segregation and lower lev- els of white/Hispanic and white/Asian segregation in metro- politan areas. Residential white/black segregation appears to be declining, however, while Hispanic and Asian resi- dents have become progressively more...

... of subur- bia may have been dislodged from its exclusively metropolitan location. This interpretation is consistent with the ob- servation by Zuiches and Brown (1978) that, compared to persons who ex- pressed a preference for living in metro- politan areas, those who preferred non- metropolitan areas were...

... residential segregation indexes and SF3 data for more detailed characteristics of metro- politan areas used in the regression analysis. We present data for independent metropolitan areas and primary metropolitan areas using boundaries that were defined by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on June 30...

... living in metro- politan and nonmetropolitan areas. Even with stable age-specific out-migration rates, increasing proportions of persons in SMSAs would result in increasing num- bers of in-migrants to nonmetropolitan areas, and smaller proportions of the pop- ulation living in nonmetropolitan ter- ritory...

... in places where few African Americans live, while the nation's largest black communities remained hyper- segregated (indeed, the number of hypersegregated metro- politan areas increased during the 1980s). I could have writ- ten a more upbeat address called "The Age of Averages," but I believe that focusing...

... Population Survey Supplement of 1962, "Occupa- tional Changes in a Generation". Nevertheless, findings on this aspect of residence background are not consistent. Macisco (1969, 1970) reports that mi- grants from nonmetropolitan to metro- politan areas of San Juan, Puerto Rico, had slightly lower fertility...

... differentials in subareal destination patterns for white and black in-migrants and local movers, and whether these racial differentials, if they exist, are related to the size of the SMSA. Finally, if it is determined that popu- lation deconcentration in southern metro- politan areas has generated subareal dif...

... population by 1970. In fact, declining central cities lost more people in the 1960's than were lost by declining rural countries. Over half the 1970 metro- politan population lived outside the cen- tral city, and suburb an areas captured almost all the metropolitan growth during the decade. While these data...

... Bureau of the Census. 1963a. U. S. Census of Population: 1960. Subject Report: Mobility for States and State Eco- nomic Areas. Final Report PC(2)-2B. Wash- ington: Government Printing Office. 1963b. U. S. Census of Population: 1960. Subject Report: Mobility for Metro- politan Areas. Final Report PC(2)-2C...

... and other sensory stimuli which impinge upon him, and the demands on his time and attention made by work, family and community together might very well be enervating and tension- producing to the point of danger to the person's mental health. Richard Meier has estimated that in a modern metro- politan area...