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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... countries are given in Table 5 . As was noted in the discussion of Table 1 , the positive relationship between the estimates of of and o2 , which is predicted by the Lucas model , is not always apparent in the behavior of our estimates ...
... countries are given in Table 5 . As was noted in the discussion of Table 1 , the positive relationship between the estimates of of and o2 , which is predicted by the Lucas model , is not always apparent in the behavior of our estimates ...
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... countries experiencing substantial increases in inflation variance , the Chow statistic is significant at the .01 level in two ( United Kingdom and United States ) and at the 10 percent level in one ( Canada ) . These are the three ...
... countries experiencing substantial increases in inflation variance , the Chow statistic is significant at the .01 level in two ( United Kingdom and United States ) and at the 10 percent level in one ( Canada ) . These are the three ...
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... countries , comprising nineteen European nations , the U.S.A. , Canada , Japan , Australia and New Zealand . The Organization publishes a unique and timely range of comparative international data for busi nessmen , government officials ...
... countries , comprising nineteen European nations , the U.S.A. , Canada , Japan , Australia and New Zealand . The Organization publishes a unique and timely range of comparative international data for busi nessmen , government officials ...
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