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Did tax flattening affect RRSP contributions?
Veall, Michael R. - In: The Canadian journal of economics 34 (2001) 1, pp. 120-131
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Bootstrapping the process of model selection : an econometric example
Veall, Michael R. - In: Journal of applied econometrics 7 (1992) 1, pp. 93-99
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Top income shares in Canada : recent trends and policy implications
Veall, Michael R. - 2012
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How fragile are fragile inferences? : a re-evaluation of the deterrent effect of capital punishment
McAleer, Michael; Veall, Michael R. - 1987
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Evaluating pseudo-R-'s for binary probit models
Veall, Michael R.; Zimmermann, Klaus F. - 1990
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Pseudo-R2's in the ordinal probit model
Veall, Michael R.; Zimmermann, Klaus F. - 1990
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National catastrophic drug insurance revisited : who would benefit from Senator Kirby's recommendations?
Grootendorst, Paul V.; Veall, Michael R. - In: Canadian public policy : a journal for the discussion … 31 (2005) 4, pp. 341-358
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The dynamics of food insecurity and overall health : evidence from the Canadian National Population Health Survey
McLeod, Logan; Veall, Michael R. - In: Applied economics 38 (2006) 18, pp. 2131-2146
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The evolution of high incomes in Canada, 1920 - 2000
Saez, Emmanuel; Veall, Michael R. - In: Top incomes over the twentieth century : a contrast …, (pp. 226-308). 2007
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The energy-capital complementarity debate : an example of a bootstrapped sensitivity analysis
Raj, Baldev; Veall, Michael R. - 1996
The aggregate production function approach is one way to forecast future energy demand (a step in forecasting carbon dioxide emissions, for example) and to analyze the aggregate economic effects of measures such as the increase of taxes on energy use. The results of such an approach tend to...
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