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Fig. 1.Reduced-form model of first stopout and dropout. Adapted from Johnston (1984, p
Table 1Descriptive statistics of the sample
Table 2Estimates of first stopout for a time-varying coefficient model with two mass point mixing unobserved heterogeneity distribution
Fig. 2.Comparison of the hazard of first stopout.
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