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... variables include five categorical variables for educa- tion , corresponding to < 12 years of schooling , exactly 12 , 13-15 , 16 , and > 16 years ; linear , quadratic , cubic , and quartic powers of experience , defined as ( age ...
... variables include five categorical variables for educa- tion , corresponding to < 12 years of schooling , exactly 12 , 13-15 , 16 , and > 16 years ; linear , quadratic , cubic , and quartic powers of experience , defined as ( age ...
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... variables before the first of our capital- structure changes . Productivity is measured by calculating total factor productivity ( TFP ) . TFP is cal- culated using a regression - based approach assuming that the production function is ...
... variables before the first of our capital- structure changes . Productivity is measured by calculating total factor productivity ( TFP ) . TFP is cal- culated using a regression - based approach assuming that the production function is ...
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... variables can be used as instruments in the intergen- erational - transmission equation . The instru- mental - variables ( IV ) estimates of the trans- mission parameter can then be used to assess the practical importance of the bias ...
... variables can be used as instruments in the intergen- erational - transmission equation . The instru- mental - variables ( IV ) estimates of the trans- mission parameter can then be used to assess the practical importance of the bias ...
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