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... deal of initial predictability in income profiles , the remaining uncertainty is still economically substantial : the standard de- viation of the prior belief about ß ' is ( ( 1 0.62 ) × 0.00038 ) 1/2 0.012 , compared to a mean of ...
... deal of initial predictability in income profiles , the remaining uncertainty is still economically substantial : the standard de- viation of the prior belief about ß ' is ( ( 1 0.62 ) × 0.00038 ) 1/2 0.012 , compared to a mean of ...
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The left panel of Figure 11 plots the resulting average consumption profile , which shows a 53 percent increase for the college group compared to a 29 percent increase for the high - school group .
The left panel of Figure 11 plots the resulting average consumption profile , which shows a 53 percent increase for the college group compared to a 29 percent increase for the high - school group .
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Sec- tion III compared the bargaining agendas in the second row . With side payments , differentiation is always good ( uds > u3 ) , but it would be better to prohibit both side payments and differentia- tion ( u ° > uds ) if the ...
Sec- tion III compared the bargaining agendas in the second row . With side payments , differentiation is always good ( uds > u3 ) , but it would be better to prohibit both side payments and differentia- tion ( u ° > uds ) if the ...
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