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Income Sorting and the Demand for Clean Air: Evidence from Southern California
- Land Economics
- University of Wisconsin Press
- Volume 87, Number 1, February 2011
- pp. 19-27
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Abstract
People sort over space due to (among other factors) the demand for amenities. This demand is partially determined by income. Using data from southern California, we investigate how variation in air quality affects residential sorting by income. We find that sorting caused by air quality differences may exacerbate income segregation.
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