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The Reaction of Consumer Spending and Debt to Tax Rebates - Evidence from Consumer Credit Data
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no DOI — not checkedweek 4 represents rebates received in the last week. The specification adds to equation (1) an indicator variable for each week and its interaction with rebate receipt R t and its nine lags. The specification also includes a full set of month indicators. The marginal coefficients are constrained to be non-negative, ? s ? 0 ?s. (The cases in which the constraint binds are identified by "n.a." in the standard errors column.) The reported p-values are from tests of the joint significance of the marginal coefficients {? s } jointly across all four weeks combined
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