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Non-White Migration, Welfare Levels, and the Political Process: Some Additional Results

Robert Premus, Robert I. Weinstein

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Due to problems of model specification and identification, the results of Cebula’s test and his conclusions are questionable. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to correct the specification and identification errors found in Cebula’s paper and to provide an alternative test of the simultaneity hypothesis.

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Due to problems of model specification and identification, the results of Cebula’s test and his conclusions are questionable. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to correct the specification and identification errors found in Cebula’s paper and to provide an alternative test of the simultaneity hypothesis.

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Due to problems of model specification and identification, the results of Cebula’s test and his conclusions are questionable. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to correct the specification and identification errors found in Cebula’s paper and to provide an alternative test of the simultaneity hypothesis.

Key concepts: Simultaneity, Identification (biology), Specification, Politics, Test (biology), Welfare, Econometrics, White (mutation)

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