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Diminished expectations of nuclear war and increased personal savings : evidence from individual survey data

Russett, Bruce M.; Slemrod, Joel - 1992

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Diminished expectations of nuclear war and increased personal savings : evidence from individual survey data

Russett, Bruce M. - In: The American economic review 83 (1993) 4, pp. 1022-1033

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Diminished Expectations of Nuclear War and Increased Personal Savings : Evidence From Individual Survey Data

Russett, Bruce - 1992

At the end of 1983 Gallup polls showed that 52 percent of Americans thought that the probability of a world war in the next 10 years was 50% or higher; by 1989 the percentage had dropped to 29%. Fear of war of this pervasiveness is bound to have an effect on decisions about present versus...

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Diminished Expectations of Nuclear War and Increased Personal Savings: Evidence from Individual Survey Data

Russett, Bruce; Slemrod, Joel - In: The American economic review 83 (1993) 4, pp. 1022-1033

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Diminished Expectations of Nuclear War and Increased Personal Savings: Evidence From Individual Survey Data

Slemrod, Joel; Russett, Bruce - National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) - 1992

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Diminished Expectations of Nuclear War and Increased Personal Savings: Evidence from Individual Survey Data.

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