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| associate, merch, local, creation, beer, kevin dillon, hobbies, drum & bass, dave eggers, chow, alt. rock, mother fucking sons porn, patriot act, kissing, california music promotion, mms, blaxploitation, film, drm, stars, new releases, el desouki, motherson, house, | How intense would a geographical distribution have to be before you would find it compelling? That the increase was concentrated to a degree should not obscure the fact brent bozell that these changes aren't brent bozell just part of random variation between states...I haven't claimed that the variation is random — in fact I think it is brent bozell unlikely to be random since the states where poverty increased are mostly contiguous. (The sole exception, Wisconsin, is nearly contiguous as it is separated only by Lake Michigan.)...they should have been counterweighted by equally strong increases in other statesThe increases were not so much counterweighted (the three states that experienced a drop in poverty rates — Arkansas, Hawaii, and Oklahoma — have fairly small populations) as they are mitigated by the fact that the poverty rate in most states was unchanged from the previous year.One |
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| But if the curve is still a single hump curve, a normal distribution, then I would consider it pretty safe to say that the country as a whole experienced an increase hobbies in poverty rate. Mouthpiece [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... | next new ] 53. I write too fast. by PerryStroika hobbies at Wed 31 Aug 12:41pmscore of 1 in reply to comment 49 What, for instance, was the standard deviation of state by state poverty rates. hobbies Actually, that's incorrect. The distribution of state by state poverty rates would not tell us a thing in this case. What one would need is a distribution of the state by state increase in poverty rates. Mouthpiece [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... | next new ] 55. Re: True, but not decisive. by zyxwvutsr at Wed 31 Aug 12:50pmscore of 1 astute in reply to comment 47 I don't find the geographic concentration in these states to be quite so intense as to merit saying thatOnly 7 out of the 50 states saw an increase in poverty, and all were in one area of the country. |
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