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Binary outcomes and endogenous explanatory variables tests and solutions with an application to the demand for contraceptive use in Tunisia

By: Bollen, Kenneth A.

Contributor(s): Guilkey, David K.

Publisher: Chapel Hill University of North Carolina 1993Description: i, 31p.Subject(s): Carolina population center Economics Demography Montecarlo study Fertility

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