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14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: "Fréchet-ing up" Roy

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Autor, Manning, and Smith (2015)

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Canonical Models of Trade and Technology

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Card and Hyslop's "Estimating the Effects of a Time-limited Earnings Subsidy for Welfare-leavers."

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Card, Cardoso, and Kline (2014): Bargaining, Sorting, and the Gender Wage Gap

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Course Review

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: DFL, MM, FFL, and Quick Mundlak

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Goldberger (1984): Reverse Regression and Salary Discrimination

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Mulligan (1999): Distinguishing Becker-Tomes from Galton

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Rosen (1974), Gruber (1997), and Bringing Compensating Differences to Data

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: The Roy Model, IsoLATEing, and Kirkebøen, Leuven, and Mogstad

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: The Task Model

14.662 Spring 2015 Recitation Notes: Tweaking Becker (1957): Models of Taste-Based Discrimination

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Economics

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