Indian Journal of Economics, Հատոր 91University of Allahabad, Department of Economics, 2010 |
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... problem with FEM . We cannot directly estimate variables that do not change over time because inherent transformation wipes out such variables . Distance and dummy variables in our aforesaid models are such variables . However , this ...
... problem with FEM . We cannot directly estimate variables that do not change over time because inherent transformation wipes out such variables . Distance and dummy variables in our aforesaid models are such variables . However , this ...
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... problem in quadrant III states than it is in quadrant I states on the subjective as well as objective indicators of it that we report in Tables 3 and 4 respectively . On the other hand , both the subjective indicators of Table 3 and the ...
... problem in quadrant III states than it is in quadrant I states on the subjective as well as objective indicators of it that we report in Tables 3 and 4 respectively . On the other hand , both the subjective indicators of Table 3 and the ...
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problem is that the trade share may be endogenous . Countries whose incomes are high for reasons other than trade may trade more . * In place of trade share , if measures of countries ' trade policies are used in the regression the problem ...
problem is that the trade share may be endogenous . Countries whose incomes are high for reasons other than trade may trade more . * In place of trade share , if measures of countries ' trade policies are used in the regression the problem ...
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