The American Economic Review, Volume 85,Edições 1-3American Economic Association, 1995 |
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... higher than in other countries . Some of the higher health spending is certainly due to higher incomes in the United States . This is not the whole explanation , however . An ordinary least - squares ( OLS ) regression of the logarithm ...
... higher than in other countries . Some of the higher health spending is certainly due to higher incomes in the United States . This is not the whole explanation , however . An ordinary least - squares ( OLS ) regression of the logarithm ...
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... higher selfor part - time employment , or lower participation rates . Self - employment and part - time employment rates are similar in Spain and Portugal . Participation rates are actually much higher in Portugal than in Spain , 68 ...
... higher selfor part - time employment , or lower participation rates . Self - employment and part - time employment rates are similar in Spain and Portugal . Participation rates are actually much higher in Portugal than in Spain , 68 ...
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return with respect to price is higher for states in which the total return is higher ( as would be the case with demand - intercept , but not unit - cost , shocks ) . Starting from a position of zero debt , a small increase in debt by ...
return with respect to price is higher for states in which the total return is higher ( as would be the case with demand - intercept , but not unit - cost , shocks ) . Starting from a position of zero debt , a small increase in debt by ...
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