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... coefficient is positive and significant at the 10 - percent level ; champions are more likely to play Low than are non - champions . A translation of this coefficient implies an 8 - percentage- point higher likelihood of playing Low for ...
... coefficient is positive and significant at the 10 - percent level ; champions are more likely to play Low than are non - champions . A translation of this coefficient implies an 8 - percentage- point higher likelihood of playing Low for ...
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... coefficient is reported in column ( ii ) of Table 6.18 The transmission coefficient falls to 0.40 ( a drop of about 0.05 units ) . Column ( iii ) of the table adds the vector of neighborhood fixed effects into the re- gression . 19 ...
... coefficient is reported in column ( ii ) of Table 6.18 The transmission coefficient falls to 0.40 ( a drop of about 0.05 units ) . Column ( iii ) of the table adds the vector of neighborhood fixed effects into the re- gression . 19 ...
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... coefficient for hori- zontal allegations is negative and significant at the 10 - percent level in equations ( iii ) and ( iv ) and at the 5 - percent level in equation ( vi ) . The coefficient estimates on the nor- malized filing demand ...
... coefficient for hori- zontal allegations is negative and significant at the 10 - percent level in equations ( iii ) and ( iv ) and at the 5 - percent level in equation ( vi ) . The coefficient estimates on the nor- malized filing demand ...
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