Blacks Rejected More Often than Whites for Home Loans Because of Economic, Not Necessarily Racial Reasons, Preliminary UD Study Shows; No Relief in Sight for Deficit During 1989, Predicts UD Economics Professor

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1-1-1989

Abstract

Feature leads for the media: A two-year University of Dayton Study finds that few home mortgages are granted on Dayton's West Side, but it may be a "purely economic decision," says Richard Stock, an assistant professor of economics and finance; Anthony Chan, assistant professor of economics and finance, predicts the $2.1 trillion national debt will continue to grow in fiscal year 1989.

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"Blacks Rejected More Often than Whites for Home Loans Because of Economic, Not Necessarily Racial Reasons, Preliminary UD Study Shows; No Relief in Sight for Deficit During 1989, Predicts UD Economics Professor" (1989). News Releases. 5177.
https://ecommons.udayton.edu/news_rls/5177