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... Average payroll 4.2 2.8 4.5 17.36 * 10.16 * = Notes : Standard errors are reported in parentheses . Variable definitions : FIRSTEARN = earnings in the first quarter after leaving AFDC ; Pre - AFDC = AFDC grant in quarter prior to ...
... Average payroll 4.2 2.8 4.5 17.36 * 10.16 * = Notes : Standard errors are reported in parentheses . Variable definitions : FIRSTEARN = earnings in the first quarter after leaving AFDC ; Pre - AFDC = AFDC grant in quarter prior to ...
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... average worker's household ( counting only households whose heads are nonexecutive employees ) owned net assets of 6.164 million yen in 1988 , 3 this means that the average stake of ESOP par- ticipants in 1988 represents about 30 per ...
... average worker's household ( counting only households whose heads are nonexecutive employees ) owned net assets of 6.164 million yen in 1988 , 3 this means that the average stake of ESOP par- ticipants in 1988 represents about 30 per ...
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... average of FIRM BONUS for the industry to which the firm belongs . Table 6 reports the eight- year average of INDUSTRY BONUS over 1972-1979 for all industries used in the subsequent analyses . The table shows con- siderable ...
... average of FIRM BONUS for the industry to which the firm belongs . Table 6 reports the eight- year average of INDUSTRY BONUS over 1972-1979 for all industries used in the subsequent analyses . The table shows con- siderable ...
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