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... and labour). number of firms in an industry a high markup involves high returns and imperfections on the output markets. the markup ... 75. so, the production structure is characterized by increasing returns to labour on the firm level, a well documented ... above-mentioned approach. both expenditure and price elasticities are high for transport, communication, chemicals (cosmetics and medicines etc.) and ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion165.doc
... , high-mobility firms where returns to tenure are relatively high. beffy et al. (2006) also find different results for subgroups, ranging from no returns to tenure for high school drop-outs to very high returns ... find that in particular university graduates have very high returns to tenure. on the other hand, only small tenure effects are found for high school drop-outs. thus, following the authors' ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc96
... that can be sold. also, some countries have adopted regulations that limit the guaranteed returns that insurers may offer on annuities (davis, 2002, p. 20). this limits the scope ... be over 5% per year, thus seeking to limit aggressive sales tactics by salesmen promising high returns. recent research on business services (excluding financial services) has shown that differences in regulation ...
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effect childhood conduct disorder human capital pdf
... that childhood mental health problems have high human and financial costs for families and society at large. effective treatments early in life might yield high returns. key words conduct disorder, human ... mental health .. 11 problems have high human and financial costs for families and society at large. effective treatment early in life may yield high returns. the remainder of this paper is ...
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00/research memorandum Can we a [PFP#1092373775]
... mobility (i.e. capital exports) may help funded schemes in these countries to maintain high returns. by investing capital in non-oecd countries with relatively young populations and abundant labor ... . high-skilled workers, in contrast, retire later. indeed, the productivity of these workers continues to grow as the educational level rises. the elderly with high incomes benefit from high returns ...
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Generational accounts [PFP#1092202780]
... in the comfortable position of receiving high returns on their investments. this enabled them to impose a low level of tax deductable pension contributions. as the returns to investment are expected to be ... will have to rise, thereby reducing the tax base. per percentage-point lower difference between returns to investment and productivity growth than the average of 4% during the last decade, we ...
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Microsoft Word - memo169.doc
... ftap assumes that these rents accrue to the owners of the firms. they receive abnormal high returns because they were lucky to surpass the barriers while other potential entrants were not. the ... explicitly on his ideas. the common characteristics of these models are imperfect competition and increasing returns (except petri, and lee and van der mensbrugghe). an armington demand structure where the ...
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memo241.pdf
... excess returns to some extent predictable? these issues will be addressed in the sections below. here i discuss the issue of finite sample bias. were the observed high excess returns to equity of the past an indication of high expected excess returns over that same period? did investors ex ante have any reason to expect these high returns? if the observed high excess returns ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion34.doc
... that the returns to schooling depend on the ability of individuals. the returns for high ability individuals are estimated to be 7.5 percent. low ability individual have lower returns. aakvik, salvanes ... year of a masters education can yield high returns. at the moment government subsidies cover about 88 percent of costs of higher education. the high private returns suggest that there is scope for ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion64.doc
... duration of studying abroad. in addition, the program is targeted at a selective group of high level students. other factors that make this grant attractive for this project is the ... using discontinuity samples around the cut-off. the design is especially appropriate for estimating private returns, social returns are more difficult to estimate. a major bottleneck with this type of study is ...
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