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Harold W. Watts

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1962–1981 across 9 dated works

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On a class of regressions using binary or "dummy" variables.1962
An analysis of the effects of transitory income on expenditure of Norwegian households1968
Adjusted and extended preliminary results from the urban graduated work incentive experiment1970
The measurement of poverty an exploratory exercise1970

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Adjusted and extended preliminary results from the urban graduated work incentive experiment1970
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The implications of changing family patterns and behavior for labor force and hardship measurement1978
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New Jersey Income Maintenance Experiment1977
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An analysis of the effects of transitory income on expenditure of Norwegian households1968
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Income maintenance and labor supply: econometric studies.1973
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Graduated work incentives an experiment in negative taxation
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The measurement of poverty an exploratory exercise1970
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Mid-experiment report on basic labor-supply response1971
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On a class of regressions using binary or "dummy" variables.1962
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Special panel suggests changes in BLS family budget program1981
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