Social Science Quarterly, Volume 70Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1989 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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Page 364
... increased by over 60 percent for Georgia men , while it grew by only 26.2 percent for New York men . Despite this large increase for Georgia men , by 1930 only 22 percent were engaged in manufacturing pursuits , compared to 38 percent ...
... increased by over 60 percent for Georgia men , while it grew by only 26.2 percent for New York men . Despite this large increase for Georgia men , by 1930 only 22 percent were engaged in manufacturing pursuits , compared to 38 percent ...
Page 768
... increase in σ increases the cost of providing the public good X. The magnitude of ( 4 ) is important in determining whether or not an increase in σ will increase the efficient level of government spending , represented by S ( X * , ( a ...
... increase in σ increases the cost of providing the public good X. The magnitude of ( 4 ) is important in determining whether or not an increase in σ will increase the efficient level of government spending , represented by S ( X * , ( a ...
Page 987
... increase in telecasts . The results for the POWER schools are analo- gous to a cartel situation . Each team can increase attendance ( sales ) if it can increase its own telecasts , ceteris paribus , but if all teams increase telecasts ...
... increase in telecasts . The results for the POWER schools are analo- gous to a cartel situation . Each team can increase attendance ( sales ) if it can increase its own telecasts , ceteris paribus , but if all teams increase telecasts ...
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Income Loss and Life Events over | 3 |
The Division of Leisure and Work | 24 |
A Historical and Ethical | 40 |
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