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Pearson productmoment correlations : Tax change ( t- [ 1-2 ] ) TABLE 2 - CORRELATION BETWEEN CHANGES IN TAX LIABILITY AND THE UNSEATING OF INCUMBENTS , 1979-1988 ( TAXSIM Data ) A. Correlation in Neighboring States ' Tax Liability ...
Pearson productmoment correlations : Tax change ( t- [ 1-2 ] ) TABLE 2 - CORRELATION BETWEEN CHANGES IN TAX LIABILITY AND THE UNSEATING OF INCUMBENTS , 1979-1988 ( TAXSIM Data ) A. Correlation in Neighboring States ' Tax Liability ...
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The correlation between private final consumption ranges from 0.26 between the United Kingdom and Japan to 0.82 between Canada and France ; the average is 0.53 . The crosscountry correlation between consumptions of nontraded goods is ...
The correlation between private final consumption ranges from 0.26 between the United Kingdom and Japan to 0.82 between Canada and France ; the average is 0.53 . The crosscountry correlation between consumptions of nontraded goods is ...
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more importantly , greatly overstates the cross - country correlation of consumption of traded goods . ( Interestingly , the data show that the cross - country correlation of consumption of traded goods is less than that of aggregate ...
more importantly , greatly overstates the cross - country correlation of consumption of traded goods . ( Interestingly , the data show that the cross - country correlation of consumption of traded goods is less than that of aggregate ...
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