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... probability of becoming NSE suggests that some of them find jobs , consistent with sub- stitution . Finally , the estimates imply that a higher minimum wage reduces the overall probability of enrollment for this group . For those ...
... probability of becoming NSE suggests that some of them find jobs , consistent with sub- stitution . Finally , the estimates imply that a higher minimum wage reduces the overall probability of enrollment for this group . For those ...
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... probability of being offered benefits . In all three cases , working longer hours increases the probability that one will be offered a benefit , and the theorized posi- tive relationship between wage and benefits is also borne out . The ...
... probability of being offered benefits . In all three cases , working longer hours increases the probability that one will be offered a benefit , and the theorized posi- tive relationship between wage and benefits is also borne out . The ...
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... probability distributions over the relevant mathematical objects . Thus , player 1's first - order expectation e , U2 will take the form of a subjective probability distribution P ( U2 ) over all possible payoff functions U2 that player ...
... probability distributions over the relevant mathematical objects . Thus , player 1's first - order expectation e , U2 will take the form of a subjective probability distribution P ( U2 ) over all possible payoff functions U2 that player ...
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