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To: tpaine
Such a truism can be asserted about any statistical results, imo.

No, that is not true. There are many statistical results in the social sciences that are robust and have continued to hold out of sample. The underpreformance of IPOs is one that comes to mind immediately. There are many others.

Hence, Donohues results are also 'highy suspect'.

Yes. Thus, we have a silly circular argument.

Not at all. It meanse that the overall effect on crime of CCW is too small to be discerned by conventional econometric analysis.

99 posted on 01/24/2003 10:55:55 AM PST by traditionalist
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To: traditionalist
Post your professional jargon if you must, but you will eventually learn that trying to convince a bunch of old FR cynics with it is futile.
If you can make your point without all the buzzwords, please do so. Otherwise, a rebutal just degenerates into playing academic wordgames.
101 posted on 01/24/2003 11:13:10 AM PST by tpaine
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