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At incomes below $ 76,260 minorities spend less than whites . At the means of all the variables and for families with group health insurance , minority families spend just 6 - percent less than whites . Among both white and minority ...
At incomes below $ 76,260 minorities spend less than whites . At the means of all the variables and for families with group health insurance , minority families spend just 6 - percent less than whites . Among both white and minority ...
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... and life insurance benefits.1 * Bernard Ichniowski and Anne Preston ( 1985 ) , Ronald Ehrenberg et al . ( 1988 ) , and Rebecca Blank ( 1990 ) all confirm that parttime workers are less likely to receive certain fringe benefits .
... and life insurance benefits.1 * Bernard Ichniowski and Anne Preston ( 1985 ) , Ronald Ehrenberg et al . ( 1988 ) , and Rebecca Blank ( 1990 ) all confirm that parttime workers are less likely to receive certain fringe benefits .
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Following Gertler and Gilchrist ( 1994 ) , we use firm size as a proxy for the extent to which firms are liquidity - constrained because small firms are less likely to have access to external capital . Other measures of liquidity ...
Following Gertler and Gilchrist ( 1994 ) , we use firm size as a proxy for the extent to which firms are liquidity - constrained because small firms are less likely to have access to external capital . Other measures of liquidity ...
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