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... estimates of the effect of wages and workers ' compensa- tion benefits on drug use . A complete set of results can be found in Kaestner and Grossman ( 1994 ) . The estimates in Table 1 are not supportive of the hypothesis that drug use ...
... estimates of the effect of wages and workers ' compensa- tion benefits on drug use . A complete set of results can be found in Kaestner and Grossman ( 1994 ) . The estimates in Table 1 are not supportive of the hypothesis that drug use ...
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... estimates would provide an overestimate of the impact of Head Start , while in the latter case , they would yield an underestimate . There are two other reasons why the in- clusion of household fixed effects could bias estimated program ...
... estimates would provide an overestimate of the impact of Head Start , while in the latter case , they would yield an underestimate . There are two other reasons why the in- clusion of household fixed effects could bias estimated program ...
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... estimates of the re- turns to education that are smaller than the conventional IV estimates . Table 6 sets out a comparison of the U.S. and Australian estimates of two IV models . The first two columns present estimates for the ...
... estimates of the re- turns to education that are smaller than the conventional IV estimates . Table 6 sets out a comparison of the U.S. and Australian estimates of two IV models . The first two columns present estimates for the ...
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