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... measure the cyclicality of in- dustry markups , we use Rotemberg and Woodford's ( 1991 ) measures of the correla ... measure is not simply the operat- ing margin in each of the industries . This measure tends to be procyclical because ...
... measure the cyclicality of in- dustry markups , we use Rotemberg and Woodford's ( 1991 ) measures of the correla ... measure is not simply the operat- ing margin in each of the industries . This measure tends to be procyclical because ...
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efficients provide a measure of the reliabil- ity ratio of the measure of educational at- tainment . While these coefficients appear high , they are slightly lower than the values reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) . They are ...
efficients provide a measure of the reliabil- ity ratio of the measure of educational at- tainment . While these coefficients appear high , they are slightly lower than the values reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) . They are ...
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... measure . These results are quite interesting : the coefficient on the self - reported measure of schooling is 0.078 and is statistically significant ( t = 8.41 ) , while the coefficient on the co - twin's level of schooling is ...
... measure . These results are quite interesting : the coefficient on the self - reported measure of schooling is 0.078 and is statistically significant ( t = 8.41 ) , while the coefficient on the co - twin's level of schooling is ...
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