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that labor income is a good proxy for wages in my sample . Second , I estimate the crosssectional elasticity of household disposable income with respect to the head's labor income . I regress log disposable income in year t 1 on six ...
that labor income is a good proxy for wages in my sample . Second , I estimate the crosssectional elasticity of household disposable income with respect to the head's labor income . I regress log disposable income in year t 1 on six ...
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Fortunately , liquidity constraints have an additional testable implication , as pointed out by Altonji and Siow ( 1987 ) : the response of consumption to predictable income should be asymmetric . If the LCH / PIH fails because of ...
Fortunately , liquidity constraints have an additional testable implication , as pointed out by Altonji and Siow ( 1987 ) : the response of consumption to predictable income should be asymmetric . If the LCH / PIH fails because of ...
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to idiosyncratic shocks to shift from ownfarm cultivation to the labor market.1 The importance of labor income for Indian farm households increases the likelihood of such a response . The ICRISAT data set , which provides the basis for ...
to idiosyncratic shocks to shift from ownfarm cultivation to the labor market.1 The importance of labor income for Indian farm households increases the likelihood of such a response . The ICRISAT data set , which provides the basis for ...
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