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... reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corpo- rate tax system in the years preceding TRA86 . Thus , it is premature to character- ize this phenomenon as income creation which increased ...
... reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corpo- rate tax system in the years preceding TRA86 . Thus , it is premature to character- ize this phenomenon as income creation which increased ...
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... reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) , and the 38 - percent figure for nonidentical twins is lower than the 43 percent reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger on the basis of their small sample ( 92 individuals ) of frater- nal ...
... reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) , and the 38 - percent figure for nonidentical twins is lower than the 43 percent reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger on the basis of their small sample ( 92 individuals ) of frater- nal ...
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... reported schooling level is instrumented by the cross - reported 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 ...
... reported schooling level is instrumented by the cross - reported 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 ...
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