Table8 lagged-mortality coefficients are .887–.891, whereas Table9 gives .725–.744; the prose's general .87–.88 description does not cover both. Table9's 1917–1919 t-statistics include1.07,1.24 and1.69, so its blanket significance claim should not be repeated as conventional five-percent significance.
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Table8 lagged-mortality coefficients are .887–.891, whereas Table9 gives .725–.744; the prose's general .87–.88 description does not cover both. Table9's 1917–1919 t-statistics include1.07,1.24 and1.69, so its blanket significance claim should not be repeated as conventional five-percent significance.
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Dills–Miron 2003 — Table values qualify the prose's generalizations