The American Economic Review, Volume 70,Edições 3-5American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... coefficients . The fraction of the population in the 14-19 age range has a negative coefficient greater than twice its standard error in the equation for executions . The variables related to appeals and lags between conviction and ...
... coefficients . The fraction of the population in the 14-19 age range has a negative coefficient greater than twice its standard error in the equation for executions . The variables related to appeals and lags between conviction and ...
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... coefficient of Pa is larger in absolute value than the coefficient of Pa in column ( 2 ) and more than twice its standard error . That the coefficient of Pa increases in absolute value seems reasonable to us , for when apprehension ...
... coefficient of Pa is larger in absolute value than the coefficient of Pa in column ( 2 ) and more than twice its standard error . That the coefficient of Pa increases in absolute value seems reasonable to us , for when apprehension ...
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coefficient change which would be predicted on the basis of movements in estimated o ? and 2. Among the six countries experiencing substantial increases in inflation variance , the Chow statistic is significant at the .01 level in two ...
coefficient change which would be predicted on the basis of movements in estimated o ? and 2. Among the six countries experiencing substantial increases in inflation variance , the Chow statistic is significant at the .01 level in two ...
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