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2007
In the United States, it is generally observed that unemployment is unevenly distributed both within and between metropolitan areas. In particular, in most cities, the unemployment rate is nearly twice as high downtown as in the suburbs (see Table 25.1), mainly because of the concentration of blacks in these areas (see Table 25.1), who are mainly ...
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In the United States, it is generally observed that unemployment is unevenly distributed both within and between metropolitan areas. In particular, in most cities, the unemployment rate is nearly twice as high downtown as in the suburbs (see Table 25.1), mainly because of the concentration of blacks in these areas (see Table 25.1), who are mainly ...
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Optimum consumption and portfolio rules in a continuous - time model Journal of Economic Theory 3
, 1971R. C. Merton
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Falsifying Economic Theories (II)
2016This chapter, firstly, continues with the analysis of parametric testing instruments, now applied to testing causality relations derived from an economic theory. The instrument of regression analysis is presented, making explicit the assumptions of the underlying statistical theory.
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