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181“...We model individual careers in sports and games from initial entry to eventual exit or success as a discrete - choice, finite - horizon optimization problem...”
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182by Ariga, Kenn Brunello, Giorgio Iwahashi, Roki Rocco, Lorenzo Published in IZA Discussion Papers (2008)“...We model individual careers in sports and games from initial entry to eventual exit or success as a discrete-choice, finite-horizon optimization problem. We...”
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183by Ariga, Kenn Brunello, Giorgio Iwahashi, Roki Rocco, Lorenzo Published in KIER Discussion Paper (01.01.2008)“...We model individual careers in sports and games from initial entry to eventual exit or success as a discrete - choice, finite - horizon optimization problem...”
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184“...We model individual careers in sports and games from initial entry to eventual exit or success as a discrete-choice, finite-horizon optimization problem. We...”
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187“...In spite of their relative vicinity Scandinavian countries and Central European countries (mainly Germany) have substantially different schooling institutions...”
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188“...In spite of their relative vicinity Scandinavian countries and Central European countries (mainly Germany) have substantially different schooling institutions...”
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189“...During the postwar period, many countries have de-tracked their secondary schools, based on the view that early tracking was unfair. What are the efficiency...”
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190“...During the postwar period, many countries have de-tracked their secondary schools, based on the view that early tracking was unfair. What are the efficiency...”
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191“...During the postwar period, many countries have de-tracked their secondary schools, based on the view that early tracking was unfair. What are the efficiency...”
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192“...This paper starts from an empirical assessment of different dimensions of social capital in the transition countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and...”
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193by Ariga, Kenn Brunello, Giorgio Iwahashi, Roki Rocco, Lorenzo Published in IZA Discussion Papers (2006)“...During the postwar period, many countries have de-tracked their secondary schools, based on the view that early tracking was unfair. What are the efficiency...”
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194“...During the postwar period, many countries have de-tracked their secondary schools, based on the view that early tracking was unfair. What are the efficiency...”
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195“...This paper starts from an empirical assessment of different dimensions of social capital in the transition countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and...”
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196“...Secondary schools in the developed world differ in the degree of differentiation and in the first age of selection of pupils into different tracks. In this...”
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197“...Secondary schools in the developed world differ in the degree of differentiation and in the first age of selection of pupils into different tracks. In this...”
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198by Ariga, Kenn Brunello, Giorgio Iwahashi, Roki Rocco, Lorenzo Published in IZA Discussion Papers (2005)“...Secondary schools in the developed world differ in the degree of differentiation and in the first age of selection of pupils into different tracks. In this...”
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199“...It is widely believed that the expanding burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is in no small part the result of major macro-level determinants. We use a...”
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200“...The paper studies, in a repeated interaction setting, how the presence of cooperative agents in a heterogeneous community organized in groups affects...”