The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... Mean Bid Mean Provision of Public Good 9.14 Note : See Table 1 . 2.98 ( 1.5 ) 3.92 1.97 3.61 3.81 ( .99 ) 3 4 I w1 = 5 4 2.85 2 II w2 = 10 2 3 4.96 ( 4 ) 3.92 1.97 4.51 4.76 ( 9.88 ) 1 TABLE 12 - MEAN BIDS AND MEAN PROVISION OF PUBLIC ...
... Mean Bid Mean Provision of Public Good 9.14 Note : See Table 1 . 2.98 ( 1.5 ) 3.92 1.97 3.61 3.81 ( .99 ) 3 4 I w1 = 5 4 2.85 2 II w2 = 10 2 3 4.96 ( 4 ) 3.92 1.97 4.51 4.76 ( 9.88 ) 1 TABLE 12 - MEAN BIDS AND MEAN PROVISION OF PUBLIC ...
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... Mean from Sample Mean ( 4 ) +14 7 -8 -21 Location of the Subsample Mean in the Complete Within - Class Distribution of Y / L ( 5 ) bottom of 7th decile middle of 6th decile top of 5th decile top of 4th decile gangs . To separate the ...
... Mean from Sample Mean ( 4 ) +14 7 -8 -21 Location of the Subsample Mean in the Complete Within - Class Distribution of Y / L ( 5 ) bottom of 7th decile middle of 6th decile top of 5th decile top of 4th decile gangs . To separate the ...
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... Mean from the Sample Mean ( 4 ) +220.5 +43.7 - 13.8 -59.3 Location of the Subsample Mean in the Complete Within - Class Distribution of G ( 5 ) bottom of 10th decile top of 6th decile bottom of 3rd decile bottom of 1st decile where μ is ...
... Mean from the Sample Mean ( 4 ) +220.5 +43.7 - 13.8 -59.3 Location of the Subsample Mean in the Complete Within - Class Distribution of G ( 5 ) bottom of 10th decile top of 6th decile bottom of 3rd decile bottom of 1st decile where μ is ...
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