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Regional Business Confidence as Early Indicator of Regional Economic Growth
Official sub-national GDP figures in South Africa are usually published with long delays or not at all, i.e. relevant, reliable, and real-time economic data on a provincial and local (municipal) level are often non-existent, causing a significant data ...
Ewert Kleynhans, Clive Coetzee
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Estimation of the Non-Parametric Spatial Dynamic Panel Data Model with Fixed Effects
In this paper, the spatial dynamic panel data (SDPD) model with fixed effects is extended to a non-parametric form by relaxing the linear or nonlinear parameter structure of explanatory variables.
Mengqi Zhang, Boping Tian
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Fixed-Effects ANOVA results using games played as the criterion. [PDF]
Fixed-Effects ANOVA results using games played as the criterion.
Molly E. Contini (17277205) +1 more
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One major focus of urban research is the study of neighbourhood change over time. We argue that a dwelling panel, i.e., a panel in which dwellings are the sample unit, is the most appropriate method to study such changes, e.g., the process of ...
Alice Barth, Jörg Blasius
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Background: Rural communities worldwide are experiencing the most significant levels of aging. Most rural elderly have no stable pension, and leading family income plays an indispensable role in the life security of rural elderly.
Yu Xin, Xiaohui Ren
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Fixed-effects models predicting work effort, focusing on ethnoracial differences. [PDF]
Fixed-effects models predicting work effort, focusing on ethnoracial differences.
Wei-hsin Yu (16733805) +1 more
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International trade and economic growth in Africa: The role of the digital economy
This paper examines the role the digital economy plays in international trade impacts on Africa’s economic growth based on 53 countries’ sample from 2000–2018.
Simon Abendin, Pingfang Duan
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Replication data for: Should I Use Fixed or Random Effects? [PDF]
Empirical analyses in social science frequently confront quantitative data that are clustered or grouped. To account for group-level variation and improve model fit, researchers will commonly specify either a fixed or random effects model.
Clark, Tom S., Linzer, Drew A.
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The influence of parental cancer on the mental health of children and young adults: Evidence from Norwegian register data on healthcare consultations [PDF]
OBJECTIVE: The aim was to examine how parental cancer affects the mental health of offspring aged 6–30, and age variations in this effect. METHODS: Individual fixed-effects models were estimated from register data covering the entire Norwegian population
Øystein Kravdal +3 more
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Scholars have long proposed that gender inequalities in wages are narrowed by organizational policies to advance gender equality. Using cross-sectional data, scarce previous research has found an association between gender wage inequalities and these ...
Florian Zimmermann, Matthias Collischon
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