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Figure 1. Multiplicative mean independence (MMI). The online version of this figure is in color.
Figure 2. Response error mixture model with mean independence. Noteon w: w(z) traces out w as a function of z, from which we can find bounds for a given v
Table 1. Bounds on the fractions of 18–24 year-olds using marijuana and cocaine
Figure 4. Bounds on marijuana use as a function of γof γ . Note: These figures trace out sharp bounds on drug use prevalence rates as a function

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