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Microsoft Word - Charting CPB's course.doc
... procedures 23 3.2 work process control 24 3.2.1 project management 24 3.2.2 progress control 24 3.2.3 documentation ... committed to maintain an adequate level of competence and where there is flow of new research output. a programme is headed by a programme leader ... within work plan r u process control and progress reports r u external contacts, networking r u quality control r r u knowledge base . ...
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Microsoft Word - cv201101.doc
... bank, amsterdam 2008 course in optimisation, including calculus of variation and optimal control, tinbergen institute, amsterdam rotterdam computer skills practical experience with (among other applications) ... . main tasks supervising the compilation of supply and use tables for pakistan (flow tables, symmetric input- output tables and derived coefficient matrices); training local staff; ...
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paper-flex-martin-2.pdf
... impact and the indirect one that occurs through temporary contracts, simultaneously estimated. all specifications control for the shares of age groups. estimates are based on 24 business-sector industries ... et al. (2010) exploit the same difference-in-difference estimation procedure using harmonised job flow data for a sample of oecd and emerging economies. their data allow distinguishing between ...
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Microsoft Word - paper_flex_fredriksson.docx
... to as the conditional independence assumption). this assumption effectively says that it is sufficient to control for observed characteristics to obtain unbiased estimates of the treatment effect. but if you are ... cox regressions on data from the swedish unemployment register. 10 the cox regression models the flow (hazard rate) to programs as the product of a baseline hazard ( ) and a part that ...
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Microsoft Word - bijz90.doc
... revenue allocation to the state of consumption). instead, present arrangements should be retained, although compliance control should be extended across borders in the form of joint audits. finally, the author ... 1978). andrews showed that annual taxable consumption expenditures can be computed on an aggregate cash flow basis as the difference between incomings and savings rather than by having to add ...
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disc160.pdf
... observations over time for the same individuals it is possible to control for unobserved, but time constant effects. chan and stevens (2004) ... thus seems a useful variable to study retirement behavior to control for unobserved heterogeneity in the disutility of labor. the causal ... decision, both when we take the stock and the unexpected flow. a reform of the early retirement schemes in 2006 allows ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion58
... and howitt, 1998). problems on the side of public research institutions, such as universities, flow from the fact that these institutions have different objectives from commercial firms. three ... supports the earlier conclusion that there are neither theoretical nor empirical grounds for including control variables. table 5.2 effect estimation in the linear probability model estimate standard error ...
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doc211.pdf
... models. examples of hard information are data on a client's credit history, cash flow realisation, revenue, investments, liabilities etc. a bank can credibly transfer such information to ... form of strict intervention by a firm's debtholders. optimal corporate governance shifts control from relatively passive claimholders (shareholders) when performance is good to more interventionist claimholders ( ...
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discounting investments mitigation and adaptation pdf
... excess production processes and the contingent claim plus the risk free return minus (the flow of) consumption. we want to maximize utility over consumption and the investment strategy. setting ... alternative return assumptions. comparing random walks and mean reversion, journal of economic dynamics and control, 19, 1471-1488. mityakov, s., 2007, small numbers, large meaning a sensitivity analysis of ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc113.doc
... capital mobility that exist between countries, are mostly absent between regions. capital will generally flow to regions where its productivity is highest. hence, low wages tend to attract ... the relationship between inactivity and unemployment. moreover, by including regional fixed effects we can control for time-invariant regional heterogeneity. in this way, we address the question whether the ...
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