The American Economic Review, Volume 96American Economic Association., 2006 |
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... quantiles . In practice , 0 - QPT seems more plausible at upper quan- tiles of the latent score distribution since jumps or leap- frogging by nontakers who win vouchers is unlikely above high quantiles . - = 00 percent of the Y ...
... quantiles . In practice , 0 - QPT seems more plausible at upper quan- tiles of the latent score distribution since jumps or leap- frogging by nontakers who win vouchers is unlikely above high quantiles . - = 00 percent of the Y ...
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... quantiles themselves . ) The QTE estimates we report below are constructed in exactly this fashion : to estimate the QTE at the qth quantile , we calculate the qth quantile of the given Jobs First distribution and then sub- tract the q ...
... quantiles themselves . ) The QTE estimates we report below are constructed in exactly this fashion : to estimate the QTE at the qth quantile , we calculate the qth quantile of the given Jobs First distribution and then sub- tract the q ...
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... quantiles 83 and 87 , earnings are again equal ( though non - zero ) . Finally , for quantiles 88-97 , AFDC group earnings exceed Jobs First group earnings , yielding negative QTE estimates . The only quantile having a statistically ...
... quantiles 83 and 87 , earnings are again equal ( though non - zero ) . Finally , for quantiles 88-97 , AFDC group earnings exceed Jobs First group earnings , yielding negative QTE estimates . The only quantile having a statistically ...
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