Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Capital Dependence Theory : Historicizing the Corporation Capital dependence focuses on the conditions of capital accumulation ... Similarly , the SSA perspective suggests that the profitability of individual firms is dependent on the ...
Capital Dependence Theory : Historicizing the Corporation Capital dependence focuses on the conditions of capital accumulation ... Similarly , the SSA perspective suggests that the profitability of individual firms is dependent on the ...
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To avoid simultaneity bias , we lag the independent variables on the dependent variable . It is possible that lagging annual data one year preceding the actual occurrence of the event to be explained can fail to capture the data used by ...
To avoid simultaneity bias , we lag the independent variables on the dependent variable . It is possible that lagging annual data one year preceding the actual occurrence of the event to be explained can fail to capture the data used by ...
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Logistic regression modifies the regression function in order to account for the unique character of a dichotomous dependent variable . Each independent - variable coefficient is calculated in terms of how much a unit change on that ...
Logistic regression modifies the regression function in order to account for the unique character of a dichotomous dependent variable . Each independent - variable coefficient is calculated in terms of how much a unit change on that ...
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