The American Economic Review, Volume 96American Economic Association., 2006 |
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... analysis using different wage profiles as a sensitivity analysis . The benchmark analysis is conducted using the wage profile in Figure 3. The dashed line is the average hourly wages from NLSY data for men who have a high - school ...
... analysis using different wage profiles as a sensitivity analysis . The benchmark analysis is conducted using the wage profile in Figure 3. The dashed line is the average hourly wages from NLSY data for men who have a high - school ...
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... Analysis As discussed in Section II , the instrumental variables analysis is based on a different sample from the other analyses , as this research design requires data on all cases randomly assigned to judges . For comparison of this ...
... Analysis As discussed in Section II , the instrumental variables analysis is based on a different sample from the other analyses , as this research design requires data on all cases randomly assigned to judges . For comparison of this ...
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... analysis suggests a more robust approach to testing for asymmetric information in insurance markets than the widely used " pos- itive correlation " test . Moreover , it is possible to implement this test without the rich data on ...
... analysis suggests a more robust approach to testing for asymmetric information in insurance markets than the widely used " pos- itive correlation " test . Moreover , it is possible to implement this test without the rich data on ...
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