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coresident

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See: cotenant


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To examine jointness among several good and bad outcomes as well as inputs and allow for heterogeneity among households in the productivity of observed child inputs, we specify and estimate an output-based directional distance function (Chambers, Chung, and Fare 1998) for a balanced panel of households with coresident children.
Widely Shared Social Expectations Randolph held that police could not enter a house on the basis of one resident's consent when another physically present coresident objected.
Madhavan (2006) notes that older cohorts of men are much more likely to have coresident fathers who work in mines, but younger men are more likely to have nonresident fathers who are unemployed.
 
 
 
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