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... Evidence from the National Medical Expenditure Survey . " RAND Journal of Eco- nomics , 32 ( 3 ) : 408-27 . Cawley ... Evidence from the Insurance Market . " Unpublished . Cohen , Alma . 2005. " Asymmetric Information and Learning ...
... Evidence from the National Medical Expenditure Survey . " RAND Journal of Eco- nomics , 32 ( 3 ) : 408-27 . Cawley ... Evidence from the Insurance Market . " Unpublished . Cohen , Alma . 2005. " Asymmetric Information and Learning ...
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... evidence of a peer group effect . The specific form of this effect , run- ning from the outcomes of boys to the schooling choices of girls , implies a social multiplier effect . The magnitude of the peer effect is relatively large and ...
... evidence of a peer group effect . The specific form of this effect , run- ning from the outcomes of boys to the schooling choices of girls , implies a social multiplier effect . The magnitude of the peer effect is relatively large and ...
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... Evidence suggests that people understand qualitatively how tastes change over time , but underestimate the magnitudes . This evidence is limited , however , to laboratory evidence or surveys of reported happiness . We test for such ...
... Evidence suggests that people understand qualitatively how tastes change over time , but underestimate the magnitudes . This evidence is limited , however , to laboratory evidence or surveys of reported happiness . We test for such ...
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