The American Economic Review, Volume 86American Economic Association., 1996 Includes papers and proceedings of the annual meeting of the American Economic Association. Covers all areas of economic research. |
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... important . The next section briefly explains the choice of variables surveyed . III . The Data For expositional ease , the variables are grouped into several categories . The first in- cludes variables that predominantly affect the ...
... important . The next section briefly explains the choice of variables surveyed . III . The Data For expositional ease , the variables are grouped into several categories . The first in- cludes variables that predominantly affect the ...
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... important step toward a better understanding of this issue is to intro- duce explicitly the policymakers ' informa- tional constraints in the trade - policy models , in order to address the question of whether governments are still ...
... important step toward a better understanding of this issue is to intro- duce explicitly the policymakers ' informa- tional constraints in the trade - policy models , in order to address the question of whether governments are still ...
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... important indicator = " Respondents were asked to rate factors on the following 5 point scale : 1 not impor- tant ; 2 = slightly important ; 3 = moderately important ; 4 = very important ; and 5 = of the utmost importance . Columns ( 1 ) ...
... important indicator = " Respondents were asked to rate factors on the following 5 point scale : 1 not impor- tant ; 2 = slightly important ; 3 = moderately important ; 4 = very important ; and 5 = of the utmost importance . Columns ( 1 ) ...
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Income Risk Borrowing Constraints and Portfolio Choice | 158 |
PAUL MILGROM AND JOHN ROBERTS | 173 |
JEREMY BULOW AND PAUL KLEMPERER | 180 |
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