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Although it is impossible at this time to quantify , it is almost certainly true that much of the income reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corporate tax system in the years ...
Although it is impossible at this time to quantify , it is almost certainly true that much of the income reported as Subchapter - S income in 1990 would have been reported , and taxed under , the corporate tax system in the years ...
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1.000 0.571 0.322 Income 1 Income 2 1.000 0.680 1.000 Income 1 Income 2 1.000 0.321 1.000 slightly higher than the 49 percent reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) , and the 38 - percent figure for nonidentical twins is lower ...
1.000 0.571 0.322 Income 1 Income 2 1.000 0.680 1.000 Income 1 Income 2 1.000 0.321 1.000 slightly higher than the 49 percent reported by Ashenfelter and Krueger ( 1994 ) , and the 38 - percent figure for nonidentical twins is lower ...
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In this model the report on twin 1's schooling by twin 2 is used as an instrument for twin 1's self - reported level of educational attainment . The estimated coefficient on the schooling variable increases from 0.064 to 0.073 .
In this model the report on twin 1's schooling by twin 2 is used as an instrument for twin 1's self - reported level of educational attainment . The estimated coefficient on the schooling variable increases from 0.064 to 0.073 .
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