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... equation ( 6 ) can be combined with the reduced - form production function from equation ( 20 ) , the borrowing constraint d = k , and the condi- tion ( +8 ) k = ( 1-7 ) ay from equation ( 19 ) to get the revised budget constraint ...
... equation ( 6 ) can be combined with the reduced - form production function from equation ( 20 ) , the borrowing constraint d = k , and the condi- tion ( +8 ) k = ( 1-7 ) ay from equation ( 19 ) to get the revised budget constraint ...
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... equation is estimated by the two - stage least - squares ( 2SLS ) method . There is simultaneity because the mother's behaviors , including prenatal - care ... EQUATION TABLE 4 - BIRTHWEIGHT EQUATION 134 MAY 1995 AEA PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS.
... equation is estimated by the two - stage least - squares ( 2SLS ) method . There is simultaneity because the mother's behaviors , including prenatal - care ... EQUATION TABLE 4 - BIRTHWEIGHT EQUATION 134 MAY 1995 AEA PAPERS AND PROCEEDINGS.
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... equations are as follows : Equation 1 : Basic equation , Canada only ; Equation 3 : Sample includes only jurisdictions with GDP exceeding $ 10 billion ; Equation 5 : Seven observations of zero trade set equal to minimum values ; Equation ...
... equations are as follows : Equation 1 : Basic equation , Canada only ; Equation 3 : Sample includes only jurisdictions with GDP exceeding $ 10 billion ; Equation 5 : Seven observations of zero trade set equal to minimum values ; Equation ...
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