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For exam- ple , in the nonvoucher equilibrium for Chicago , 84 percent of the Catholic school enrollment is accounted for by Catholic households , a predic- tion that squares very well with the observed religious composition of Catholic ...
For exam- ple , in the nonvoucher equilibrium for Chicago , 84 percent of the Catholic school enrollment is accounted for by Catholic households , a predic- tion that squares very well with the observed religious composition of Catholic ...
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Fitted Avg . Rental Value Fitted Fraction Public .5 0.50 3.3 1 A. Fraction of Households with Children in Public Schools Fitted Avg . Hh . Income 1.00 0.50 Observed Fraction Public C. - Average Rental Value ( in $ 10,000 ) O ooooooo ...
Fitted Avg . Rental Value Fitted Fraction Public .5 0.50 3.3 1 A. Fraction of Households with Children in Public Schools Fitted Avg . Hh . Income 1.00 0.50 Observed Fraction Public C. - Average Rental Value ( in $ 10,000 ) O ooooooo ...
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By implementing procedures that collectively control for the various routes of influence classical preference theories suggest , a substantial difference in choice behavior is observed under the full set of controls ( when we neutralize ...
By implementing procedures that collectively control for the various routes of influence classical preference theories suggest , a substantial difference in choice behavior is observed under the full set of controls ( when we neutralize ...
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