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... statistically significant ef- fect on test scores . The gap between the effects of Head Start and other preschools is statistically significant . The difference be- tween columns ( iv ) and ( vii ) indicates that , consistent with ...
... statistically significant ef- fect on test scores . The gap between the effects of Head Start and other preschools is statistically significant . The difference be- tween columns ( iv ) and ( vii ) indicates that , consistent with ...
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... Statistically different from zero at the 5 - percent level . ** Statistically different from zero at the 1 - percent level . are positive for all four events , consistent with the hypothesis that competition is ex- pected to become ...
... Statistically different from zero at the 5 - percent level . ** Statistically different from zero at the 1 - percent level . are positive for all four events , consistent with the hypothesis that competition is ex- pected to become ...
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... statistically significant at conventional levels of confidence . More sig- nificant effects - both economically and sta- tistically - are found in Table 2. This is to be expected , since all bond ratings prior to 1977 are imputed . The ...
... statistically significant at conventional levels of confidence . More sig- nificant effects - both economically and sta- tistically - are found in Table 2. This is to be expected , since all bond ratings prior to 1977 are imputed . The ...
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