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afterlife as two mechanisms by which Protestantism increases suicide propensity. We build a unique micro-regional dataset of 452 … Protestantism around Wittenberg, our instrumental-variable model finds that Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on …
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We model the effect of Protestant vs. Catholic denomination in an economic theory of suicide, accounting for … still pervasive. Our instrumental-variable model exploits the concentric dispersion of Protestantism around Wittenberg to … circumvent selectivity bias. Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on suicide in 1816-21 and 1869-71. We address issues …
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We model the effect of Protestant vs. Catholic denomination in an economic theory of suicide, accounting for … still pervasive. Our instrumental-variable model exploits the concentric dispersion of Protestantism around Wittenberg to … circumvent selectivity bias. Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on suicide in 1816-21 and 1869-71. We address issues …
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afterlife as two mechanisms by which Protestantism increases suicide propensity. We build a unique micro-regional dataset of 452 … Protestantism around Wittenberg, our instrumental-variable model finds that Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on …
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We model the effect of Protestant vs. Catholic denomination in an economic theory of suicide, accounting for … still pervasive. Our instrumental-variable model exploits the concentric dispersion of Protestantism around Wittenberg to … circumvent selectivity bias. Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on suicide in 1816-21 and 1869-71. We address issues …
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We model the effect of Protestant vs. Catholic denomination in an economic theory of suicide, accounting for … still pervasive. Our instrumental-variable model exploits the concentric dispersion of Protestantism around Wittenberg to … circumvent selectivity bias. Protestantism had a substantial positive effect on suicide in 1816-21 and 1869-71. We address issues …
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