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... lower than for fami- lies in the rest of the income distribution . The intercept for minority families is signif- icantly lower than for white families ( t = - 1.97 ) . The minority - specific income elas- ticity , however , is higher ...
... lower than for fami- lies in the rest of the income distribution . The intercept for minority families is signif- icantly lower than for white families ( t = - 1.97 ) . The minority - specific income elas- ticity , however , is higher ...
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... lower their marginal costs through abrogation of existing labor and equipment lease contracts or if passengers perceive a bankrupt carrier to offer lower- quality service and consequently reduce their demand for its flights , filing for ...
... lower their marginal costs through abrogation of existing labor and equipment lease contracts or if passengers perceive a bankrupt carrier to offer lower- quality service and consequently reduce their demand for its flights , filing for ...
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... lower final profit than those that ended in a refusal to bargain ( t statistic of 4.20 ) . The size of this acceptance effect , individual - tester fixed effect and cannot be used , thus making the individual - tester , fixed - effect ...
... lower final profit than those that ended in a refusal to bargain ( t statistic of 4.20 ) . The size of this acceptance effect , individual - tester fixed effect and cannot be used , thus making the individual - tester , fixed - effect ...
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