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Given that the HIP model with λ : = O generates more inequality than in the data , we could keep increasing to the point where the model matches its empirical counterpart ( of 21 log points ) . This procedure yields λ * = 0.62 .
Given that the HIP model with λ : = O generates more inequality than in the data , we could keep increasing to the point where the model matches its empirical counterpart ( of 21 log points ) . This procedure yields λ * = 0.62 .
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Second , for the production - based asset pricing model , it gives much greater empirical relevance with the inclusion of labor . It has the ability to match the first two moments of stock price data . The paper proceeds as follows .
Second , for the production - based asset pricing model , it gives much greater empirical relevance with the inclusion of labor . It has the ability to match the first two moments of stock price data . The paper proceeds as follows .
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