美国城市的种族隔离和 COVID-19 的出现

IF 1.9 Q2 ECONOMICS JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC STUDIES Pub Date : 2024-07-23 DOI:10.1108/jes-01-2024-0016

Francesco Andreoli, Vincenzo Prete, Claudio Zoli

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目的本文通过实证评估基于种族的隔离在多大程度上导致了 COVID-19 大流行病的发生和传播速度，从而研究了美国城市隔离加剧的潜在代价之一。研究结果一个跨MSA标准差的隔离度增加会导致COVID-19病例在城市各县每10万居民中显著和稳健地增加8.7例。原创性/价值结合了COVID-19病例和隔离度的空间数据；使用了新的隔离度测量方法；重点关注大流行的早期发病率及其驱动因素。

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Segregation and the onset of COVID-19 in American cities

Purpose

This paper investigates one of the potential costs of rising segregation in American cities by evaluating empirically the extent at which ethnic-based segregation contributes to the onset and the speed of propagation of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Design/methodology/approach

Regression analysis based on matched data on early incidence of COVID-19 cases, segregation and covariates. Identification resorts on variations in segregation across MSAs and heterogeneity in the geography and timing of stay-at-home orders.

Findings

One cross-MSA standard deviation increase in segregation leads to a significant and robust rise of COVID-19 cases of 8.7 per 100,000 residents across urban counties.

Originality/value

Combines spatial data on COVID-19 cases and segregation; use of a new segregation measure; focus on early incidence of the pandemic and its drivers.

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