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Cross - sectional studies cannot satisfactorily control for firm - specific fixed effects , while " beforeafter ... The effect of privatization is given by the " difference in difference " ( i.e. , by the difference between the ...
Cross - sectional studies cannot satisfactorily control for firm - specific fixed effects , while " beforeafter ... The effect of privatization is given by the " difference in difference " ( i.e. , by the difference between the ...
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for violating the seat - belt law , vehicle miles driven ( estimated ) , and a companion - variable effect . ... Hence one can examine the sensitivity of the estimated effects of the seat - belt law on driverinvolved injury rates due to ...
for violating the seat - belt law , vehicle miles driven ( estimated ) , and a companion - variable effect . ... Hence one can examine the sensitivity of the estimated effects of the seat - belt law on driverinvolved injury rates due to ...
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TABLE 2 - MINIMUM - WAGE EFFECTS ON TRANSITION Final activity SNE SE NSE NSNE N : PROBABILITIES Initial employment - enrollment ... There is a large and significant positive effect of the minimum on the probability of becoming NSE .
TABLE 2 - MINIMUM - WAGE EFFECTS ON TRANSITION Final activity SNE SE NSE NSNE N : PROBABILITIES Initial employment - enrollment ... There is a large and significant positive effect of the minimum on the probability of becoming NSE .
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