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... mean of the logarithm avoids the problems of the mean and percentiles : it has fairly small standard errors that can be estimated well . There are large and statistically significant increases in the logarithm of duration of temporary ...
... mean of the logarithm avoids the problems of the mean and percentiles : it has fairly small standard errors that can be estimated well . There are large and statistically significant increases in the logarithm of duration of temporary ...
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... mean - convergence ( i.e. , net of neighborhood effects ) implied by the fixed - effects model , 8 , +8 ,, is conceptu- 1 2 ' ally different from the " gross " rate implied by equation ( 1 ) , B , + B2 . 1 Equations ( 1 ) and ( 3 ) can ...
... mean - convergence ( i.e. , net of neighborhood effects ) implied by the fixed - effects model , 8 , +8 ,, is conceptu- 1 2 ' ally different from the " gross " rate implied by equation ( 1 ) , B , + B2 . 1 Equations ( 1 ) and ( 3 ) can ...
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... mean convergence ( net of neighborhood effects ) . The results can now be used to determine why the two rates of mean convergence estimable in Census data might differ . Be- cause the coefficient of parental skills is unaffected by the ...
... mean convergence ( net of neighborhood effects ) . The results can now be used to determine why the two rates of mean convergence estimable in Census data might differ . Be- cause the coefficient of parental skills is unaffected by the ...
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