The number of social establishments increases as a neighborhood's poverty level increases but decrease as a neighborhood's proportion of blacks increases.

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Research has shown that social establishments, such as bars and liquor stores, often increase in poorer neighborhoods due to lower property costs and higher demand, but may decrease in areas with higher proportions of black residents due to systemic racial biases and economic disparities.

The Number of Social Establishments Increases as a Neighborhood's Poverty