The American Economic Review, Volume 85American Economic Association., 1995 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges. |
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... individuals may be able to in- fluence market - clearing prices by their choice of occupations ; and market - making : individuals determine the set of available markets by their choice of occupations.2 To illustrate its workings ...
... individuals may be able to in- fluence market - clearing prices by their choice of occupations ; and market - making : individuals determine the set of available markets by their choice of occupations.2 To illustrate its workings ...
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... individuals the right to continue purchasing health insurance through a previous em- ployer for a specified number of months after leaving the firm . Although individuals must pay the average employer cost of their group insurance , the ...
... individuals the right to continue purchasing health insurance through a previous em- ployer for a specified number of months after leaving the firm . Although individuals must pay the average employer cost of their group insurance , the ...
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... Individuals are included in the sample upon turning 55 and are censored upon reaching their 65th birthday . We exclude individuals who are in the sample for only one wave and individu- als already retired when we first observe them ...
... Individuals are included in the sample upon turning 55 and are censored upon reaching their 65th birthday . We exclude individuals who are in the sample for only one wave and individu- als already retired when we first observe them ...
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