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... analysis , this paper provides a quantitative analysis of the welfare effect of cyclical variations in job dis- placement risk . More specifically , this paper uses empirical evidence on the long - term earn- ings losses of displaced US ...
... analysis , this paper provides a quantitative analysis of the welfare effect of cyclical variations in job dis- placement risk . More specifically , this paper uses empirical evidence on the long - term earn- ings losses of displaced US ...
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... analysis , the paper also conducted a quantitative study of the cost of business cycles using empirical evidence about the long - term earnings losses of displaced US workers . The quantitative analysis suggests that the cost of ...
... analysis , the paper also conducted a quantitative study of the cost of business cycles using empirical evidence about the long - term earnings losses of displaced US workers . The quantitative analysis suggests that the cost of ...
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... analysis assumes that the order date is exogenous . Even so , we speculate on some ways that the weather might influence when people order , and attempt to rule these out as alterna- tive explanations for our empirical results . While ...
... analysis assumes that the order date is exogenous . Even so , we speculate on some ways that the weather might influence when people order , and attempt to rule these out as alterna- tive explanations for our empirical results . While ...
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