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By treating poverty status as dependent variable in this setup , one can test the following four hypotheses : 1. Whether being least developed causes being poor , 2. Whether being less developed causes being poor , Whether being least ...
By treating poverty status as dependent variable in this setup , one can test the following four hypotheses : 1. Whether being least developed causes being poor , 2. Whether being less developed causes being poor , Whether being least ...
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Except for only four variables , all other development variables are found to be indicative for predicting the poverty level . To see which development aspect plays the most important role in explaining poverty , we can compare the ...
Except for only four variables , all other development variables are found to be indicative for predicting the poverty level . To see which development aspect plays the most important role in explaining poverty , we can compare the ...
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We therefore experimented with intercept dummy variables for three of the four countries and with slope dummies . Intercept dummies fitted the data better and the statistical analysis is performed using intercept dummy variables ' to ...
We therefore experimented with intercept dummy variables for three of the four countries and with slope dummies . Intercept dummies fitted the data better and the statistical analysis is performed using intercept dummy variables ' to ...
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