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... percent for girls . After age 12 , attendance rates continue to decline , more rapidly for girls . By age 15 , only 48 percent of boys and 40 percent of girls attend school . At age 12 , few children work for pay ( 2.5 percent of boys ...
... percent for girls . After age 12 , attendance rates continue to decline , more rapidly for girls . By age 15 , only 48 percent of boys and 40 percent of girls attend school . At age 12 , few children work for pay ( 2.5 percent of boys ...
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... percent increase . The difference of 5.2 percent is the percentage increase attributable to tariff reductions . Percentage point change in Canadian tariff A. Arms - length. Model decomposition Data Model Tariffs Technology Wages Other ...
... percent increase . The difference of 5.2 percent is the percentage increase attributable to tariff reductions . Percentage point change in Canadian tariff A. Arms - length. Model decomposition Data Model Tariffs Technology Wages Other ...
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for 23.6 percent of firms in this paper relative to 15.4 percent therein , and in health , medi- cal , and equipment , with 3.9 percent relative to 11.9 percent in COMPUSTAT . The indus- tries with the largest number of observations are ...
for 23.6 percent of firms in this paper relative to 15.4 percent therein , and in health , medi- cal , and equipment , with 3.9 percent relative to 11.9 percent in COMPUSTAT . The indus- tries with the largest number of observations are ...
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TRPS | 1374 |
Quantitative Aggregate Economics | 1383 |
SUSANTO BASU JOHN G FERNALD AND MILES S KIMBALL | 1418 |
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