Dear Applied Statistics Workshop Community,
Our next meeting of the semester will be at *12:10 pm (EST) Wednesday, Apr
13*, where Deirdre Bloome
<https://www.hks.harvard.edu/faculty/deirdre-bloome> (Harvard University)
presents "Rising Class Crystallization? Trends in Multidimensional Class
Inequality across Racialized/Ethnic Groups."
*Abstract*
In recent decades, U.S. income and wealth inequality grew, educational
attainment rose, and occupational structures shifted. Because these
dimensions of social class are intertwined---with higher education often
generating higher income, wealth, and occupational prestige---rising
inequality in one may have pushed some people toward the tops of multiple
hierarchies, and others toward the bottoms of multiple hierarchies
(polarizing people in the multidimensional space of class inequality). Are
people occupying increasingl*y consistent positions across multiple class
hierarchies*? And has this class *crystallization* trended similarly for
Black, White, and Hispanic people, despite their different opportunities,
constraints, and initial class positions? We address these questions using
data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 1984--2019. To do so, we
introduce nonparametric and parametric methods for studying
multidimensional inequality, including models that jointly parameterize the
mean and covariance matrix of a multivariate outcome as functions of
covariates.
*Where:* CGIS Knafel Building, Room K354
(See this link <https://map.harvard.edu/?bld=04471&level=9> for directions).
*When:* Wednesday, Apr 13 at 12:10 - 1:30 pm.
(The participants can now choose to eat the bagged lunch inside the room
before the presentation starts. You may also pick up the lunch from 11:30
am and eat outside if you wish.)
*Zoom link*:
https://harvard.zoom.us/j/97004196610?pwd=eGFydkF5RDRjUlk5RVcyTjV6OStUQT09
(For the participants who cannot join the session physically.)
*Schedule of the workshop*:
https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/applied.stats.workshop-gov3009
Looking forward to seeing you all on Wednesday!
Best,
Sooahn