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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... INCREASE " These results are in response to following question : " This question asks you to consider a hypothetical five percent change in your work hours over the coming year . You can use the table on the following page to get a ...
... INCREASE " These results are in response to following question : " This question asks you to consider a hypothetical five percent change in your work hours over the coming year . You can use the table on the following page to get a ...
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... increase . b1 This is how associates would choose to respond to a 5 - percent wage increase if the majority of other associates in the firm increased hours by 5 percent . This is how associates would choose to respond to a 5 - percent ...
... increase . b1 This is how associates would choose to respond to a 5 - percent wage increase if the majority of other associates in the firm increased hours by 5 percent . This is how associates would choose to respond to a 5 - percent ...
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... increase in uncertainty , therefore , raises the expected profits over the period of the delay . Thus , it is possible that an increase in uncer- tainty can lead to earlier investment . Of course , an increase in uncertainty will not al ...
... increase in uncertainty , therefore , raises the expected profits over the period of the delay . Thus , it is possible that an increase in uncer- tainty can lead to earlier investment . Of course , an increase in uncertainty will not al ...
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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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