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... relative to traded goods , it is not surprising that this form of demand disturbance does not ex- plain the comovements between relative prices and quantities . Next , we measure tastes shocks from the relative demands for traded and ...
... relative to traded goods , it is not surprising that this form of demand disturbance does not ex- plain the comovements between relative prices and quantities . Next , we measure tastes shocks from the relative demands for traded and ...
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... relative to the in- cumbent [ In ( Q ; / Q1 ) = LNQJ1 , j = Zantac , Pepcid , Axid ] depend on : relative prices , LNPRJ1 ; relative detailing and journal- 5As instruments , we employ the producer price in- dex for intermediate goods ...
... relative to the in- cumbent [ In ( Q ; / Q1 ) = LNQJ1 , j = Zantac , Pepcid , Axid ] depend on : relative prices , LNPRJ1 ; relative detailing and journal- 5As instruments , we employ the producer price in- dex for intermediate goods ...
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... Relative occupational mobility of black women from sector 1 to sector 2 exercises a positive impact on their relative median wage , and the post - 1964 acceleration in black female relative earnings was attributable largely to such ...
... Relative occupational mobility of black women from sector 1 to sector 2 exercises a positive impact on their relative median wage , and the post - 1964 acceleration in black female relative earnings was attributable largely to such ...
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