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The incentivecompatibility of the method , which implies that responses obtained with the hypothetical DC method would not differ substantively from those obtained with the real DC method , is an open empirical question .
The incentivecompatibility of the method , which implies that responses obtained with the hypothetical DC method would not differ substantively from those obtained with the real DC method , is an open empirical question .
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and now : The next question is one that we would like you to take some time to answer . Please consider carefully your household income , and the way in which you currently allocate that income across different goods , savings and ...
and now : The next question is one that we would like you to take some time to answer . Please consider carefully your household income , and the way in which you currently allocate that income across different goods , savings and ...
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The first two questions ask whether the household's financial situation is better , the same , or worse than in the previous year or than what is expected for the next year . The third question asks about income growth.10 There is no ...
The first two questions ask whether the household's financial situation is better , the same , or worse than in the previous year or than what is expected for the next year . The third question asks about income growth.10 There is no ...
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