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... lower , ranging from 14 to 37 percent.21 In sum , real investment rates are lower in poor countries largely because the relative price of capital is high . In turn , the relative price of capital in poor countries is high because con ...
... lower , ranging from 14 to 37 percent.21 In sum , real investment rates are lower in poor countries largely because the relative price of capital is high . In turn , the relative price of capital in poor countries is high because con ...
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... lower bounds for the level and dispersion of risk aversion ( in addition to generating the draws for r ; from the conditional lognormal distribution ) . To deter- mine the lower bound for the level of risk aver- sion , we compute : ( 18 ) ...
... lower bounds for the level and dispersion of risk aversion ( in addition to generating the draws for r ; from the conditional lognormal distribution ) . To deter- mine the lower bound for the level of risk aver- sion , we compute : ( 18 ) ...
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... lower state aid expense for public schools and higher voucher expense for private schools . Universal Voucher Effects on School Quality.- By affecting household residential and school choices , vouchers affect the quality of public and ...
... lower state aid expense for public schools and higher voucher expense for private schools . Universal Voucher Effects on School Quality.- By affecting household residential and school choices , vouchers affect the quality of public and ...
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