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| 6 | PortGroup python 1.0 |
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| 8 | github.setup tazzben EGSimulation 1.2 |
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| 9 | github.project EconScripts |
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| 10 | categories science |
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| 11 | platforms darwin |
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| 12 | maintainers ad.wsu.edu:tazz_ben |
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| 13 | license public-domain |
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| 14 | supported_archs noarch |
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| 16 | description Simulate the Ellison & Glaeser statistic using randomness alone |
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| 18 | long_description By using a simulation of firm sizes (using a lognormal distribution) and specified geographic regions, standard deviations and employee head count, we can compute the critical regions for the Ellison & Glaeser statistic. In the process, it also calculates herfindahl values and provides critical regions. You can also use Françoise Maurel and Béatrice Sédillot (1999)'s specification for both G and gamma. |
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| 20 | homepage ${github.homepage}/tree/master/Simulations/Python/EG%20Statistic |
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