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... less productive . Changes in σ , i.e. , changes in the elasticity of substitution , cause the line to tilt : for example , a higher elasticity of substitution implies that relative wages are less sensitive to changes in LJLu Our main ...
... less productive . Changes in σ , i.e. , changes in the elasticity of substitution , cause the line to tilt : for example , a higher elasticity of substitution implies that relative wages are less sensitive to changes in LJLu Our main ...
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... less than two dollars in quarterly earnings . Longer incarceration spells could be associ- ated with less recidivism - specifically , a lower probability of returning to prison . Even if the rate of employment among the nonincarcerated ...
... less than two dollars in quarterly earnings . Longer incarceration spells could be associ- ated with less recidivism - specifically , a lower probability of returning to prison . Even if the rate of employment among the nonincarcerated ...
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... less education , and those with larger families to be more price elastic ; how- ever , they are represented less among those who buy with customer cash . We have no prior re- garding the price elasticity of Asians or home- owners ...
... less education , and those with larger families to be more price elastic ; how- ever , they are represented less among those who buy with customer cash . We have no prior re- garding the price elasticity of Asians or home- owners ...
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