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... distribution for In ( r ; ) fol- lows a truncated normal distribution , where the truncation point depends on the menu individ- ual i faces , and its direction ( from above or below ) depends on individual i's deductible choice . The ...
... distribution for In ( r ; ) fol- lows a truncated normal distribution , where the truncation point depends on the menu individ- ual i faces , and its direction ( from above or below ) depends on individual i's deductible choice . The ...
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... distribution of count variables that gives rise to tails thinner than Poisson's , so we made one up . In particular , for a given Poisson rate , let p1 be the probability of observing n occur- rences . The distribution we take to the ...
... distribution of count variables that gives rise to tails thinner than Poisson's , so we made one up . In particular , for a given Poisson rate , let p1 be the probability of observing n occur- rences . The distribution we take to the ...
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... distribution of income in each neighborhood is initially the same and equal to the metropolitan area's . Hence , income and housing endowments are independently distributed , as are religious preferences and endowments . 16 Recall that ...
... distribution of income in each neighborhood is initially the same and equal to the metropolitan area's . Hence , income and housing endowments are independently distributed , as are religious preferences and endowments . 16 Recall that ...
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