Intrametropolitan location of employment

Differences among employment density functions for members of different income and sex groups in Toronto in 1971 indicate that jobs held by females were more centralized than jobs held by males, jobs held by lower-middle income females were more centralized than jobs held by other females, and jobs held by high-income males were more centralized than jobs held by other males. It is also concluded that use of the negative exponential functional form involves a misspecification of the employment density function.