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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... spell . To be consistent with that introduction the statistics presented should only concern completed spells . Direct ob- servation of such spells , unmixed with inter- rupted spells , is only available from longitu- dinal data ( see ...
... spell . To be consistent with that introduction the statistics presented should only concern completed spells . Direct ob- servation of such spells , unmixed with inter- rupted spells , is only available from longitu- dinal data ( see ...
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... spells of unemploy- ment will have on average shorter spells ; the shortness of a single spell increases the probability of having other spells in the re- maining time in the finite period of observa- tion . No data which is conceivably ...
... spells of unemploy- ment will have on average shorter spells ; the shortness of a single spell increases the probability of having other spells in the re- maining time in the finite period of observa- tion . No data which is conceivably ...
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... spells are approximately 13 percent longer than double spells , and double spells are 23 percent longer than triple spells . This compares with Table 4 in which single spells were 65 percent longer than double spells , and double spells ...
... spells are approximately 13 percent longer than double spells , and double spells are 23 percent longer than triple spells . This compares with Table 4 in which single spells were 65 percent longer than double spells , and double spells ...
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