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... reported in the first column of the table less than half of households had anyone with primary schooling and only slightly more than 20 percent had anyone with completed secondary schooling . The probit estimates reported in the second ...
... reported in the first column of the table less than half of households had anyone with primary schooling and only slightly more than 20 percent had anyone with completed secondary schooling . The probit estimates reported in the second ...
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... reported in columns ( iii ) and ( iv ) indicate that a strong tax effect persists with industrial controls ; the ... reported in the top panel , with the difference that the sample includes only the nonsuppressed observations . The re ...
... reported in columns ( iii ) and ( iv ) indicate that a strong tax effect persists with industrial controls ; the ... reported in the top panel , with the difference that the sample includes only the nonsuppressed observations . The re ...
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... reported by the ASM . Gross earnings of nonproduction workers is found as the difference between these . Wage bill per worker is found as the ratio of gross earn- ings to the number of employees . Capital . - Private capital is measured ...
... reported by the ASM . Gross earnings of nonproduction workers is found as the difference between these . Wage bill per worker is found as the ratio of gross earn- ings to the number of employees . Capital . - Private capital is measured ...
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J VERNON HENDERSON Effects of Air Quality Regulation STANFORD UNIVERSITY | 814 |
A SelfSustaining System | 852 |
MARK O WILHELM | 874 |
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