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Poorer areas are going to have poorer infrastructure in place more susceptible to natural disaster. If you fix the infrastructure, it stops being as poor of a r
by jimbob45 5y ago
Poorer areas are going to have poorer infrastructure in place more susceptible to natural disaster. If you fix the infrastructure, it stops being as poor of a region and then the poor leave due to higher property taxes.
Also “over [N] times higher” is usually a marker that you’re being misled. Four times 0.00001 is still an extremely small number, not even statistically significant.
- matmatmatmat 5y agoStatistical significance is whether or not the data support rejecting the null hypothesis. Effect size is the difference between the two samples. You can have statistically significant results with a very small effect size.
- edoceo 5y agoThey said "minority" then you equivocate to "poor". Those are not the same thing. Also, TFA: "Income status of areas did not appear to be a strong factor"