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TABLE 2 - WEIBULL MODEL RESULTS ( DEPENDENT VARIABLE : NUMBER OF QUARTERS UNTIL WOMAN RETURNS TO AFDC ) Characteristics All firms Bottom FIRSTEARN Pre - AFDC FAMEARN NOAFDC AFDCKID SCALE Mean time : LR test : Average payroll Job growth ...
TABLE 2 - WEIBULL MODEL RESULTS ( DEPENDENT VARIABLE : NUMBER OF QUARTERS UNTIL WOMAN RETURNS TO AFDC ) Characteristics All firms Bottom FIRSTEARN Pre - AFDC FAMEARN NOAFDC AFDCKID SCALE Mean time : LR test : Average payroll Job growth ...
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Since the 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 participants in 1988 represents about 30 ...
Since the 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 participants in 1988 represents about 30 ...
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TABLE 6 - LEVEL OF REAL BONUS PER EMPLOYEE : TWO - DIGIT INDUSTRY AVERAGES Industry Chemicals Electrical machinery ... In ( INDUSTRY BONUS ) where FIRM BONUS is the annual amount of bonuses in 1971 yen paid to the average worker by the ...
TABLE 6 - LEVEL OF REAL BONUS PER EMPLOYEE : TWO - DIGIT INDUSTRY AVERAGES Industry Chemicals Electrical machinery ... In ( INDUSTRY BONUS ) where FIRM BONUS is the annual amount of bonuses in 1971 yen paid to the average worker by the ...
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