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This paper provides a novel revealed-preference estimate of the severity of discrimination over 100 years, focusing on buraku discrimination in Japan. It shows how the discrimination risk, which is determined by residential location, is indirectly traded through the land market, allowing for the measurement of the costs associated with this discrimination over time. Analysis of historical land price data from Kyoto reveals significant land price discounts in buraku areas compared to...

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1. Identify the spatial boundaries of the area being analyzed.
2. Gather data on various demographic and socioeconomic factors relevant to the population.
3. Collect information on instances of discrimination reported in the area.
4. Use spatial analysis tools to map the distribution of the population and incidents of discrimination.
5. Analyze the relationship between demographic factors and reported discrimination within the spatial context.
6. Interpret the findings to identify patterns of discrimination based on spatial analysis.

Who needs measuring discrimination in spatial?

1. Policy makers who aim to understand and address discrimination.
2. Urban planners looking to create equitable city designs.
3. Researchers studying social justice and inequality.
4. Community organizations advocating for marginalized groups.
5. Educators focused on teaching about discrimination and equity.

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What is measuring discrimination in spatial?

Measuring discrimination in spatial refers to the assessment and analysis of discrimination patterns based on spatial data, often used to evaluate inequalities in access to resources and opportunities within different geographic areas.

Who is required to file measuring discrimination in spatial?

Entities that receive federal funding or are subject to certain regulations regarding civil rights compliance are typically required to file measuring discrimination in spatial, including government agencies and organizations involved in housing and urban development.

How to fill out measuring discrimination in spatial?

Filling out measuring discrimination in spatial involves collecting relevant spatial data, analyzing it for patterns of discrimination, and completing required forms with statistical findings, methodology used, and any necessary contextual information.

What is the purpose of measuring discrimination in spatial?

The purpose of measuring discrimination in spatial is to identify and address systemic inequalities, ensuring that all individuals have equitable access to resources and opportunities based on geographic location.

What information must be reported on measuring discrimination in spatial?

Reported information typically includes the specific geographic areas analyzed, the data sources and methodologies used, findings related to discriminatory patterns, and recommendations for addressing identified issues.