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Number of recipients who worked in the survey week Total number 2001 Lottery Winners 160 66 Lottery Non-winners 2696 859 All Lottery Players 2856 924 2002 73 1034 1107 Total Hours of Work By All players in the Survey Week Total number 2001 2002 Lottery Winners 160 891 768 Lottery Non-winners 2696 10289 11349 All Lottery Players 2856 11180 12117

MACROECONOMICS

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337794985

Author:Baumol

Publisher:Baumol

Chapter6: How Statisticians Measure Inflation

Section6.A: How Statisticians Measure Inflation

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