Movements Between Benefit Types Mark N. Harris The Melbourne Institute, University of Melbourne, Australia and Central European University, Hungary Guyonne Kalb

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• Socioeconomics
• Social security
• Business
• Payment systems
• Poverty in the United States
• Welfare dependency
• Unemployment
• Magic
• Welfare
• Economics
• Welfare economics
• Welfare and poverty

Movement Between Benefit Types Mark N. Harris∗and Guyonne Kalb† Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, University of Melbourne February 2002 Final report prepared for the Department of Family an

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• Labour law
• Unemployment benefits
• Unemployment
• Bond duration
• Economics
• Social security
• Welfare economics
• Socioeconomics

Advanced research projects between Intel and top universities - initiatives, motivations, results, implementations Prof. Dr. Mark Harris Associated Professor for Technology Entrepreneurship & Innovation

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• Technological change
• Closed innovation
• Open innovation
• Technology
• Henry Chesbrough
• Science
• Intelligence
• Crowdsourcing
• Innovation
• Management science

Model Peer-Led Sexual Assault Prevention Programs: Lessons for Engaging and Empowering Youth Reports of Focus Groups Michelle Harris & Mark Bergeron-Naper

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• Feminism
• Gender-based violence
• Ethics
• Rape
• Social philosophy
• Sexual assault
• Violence
• Gang Resistance Education and Training
• Sexual harassment
• Violence against women
• Sex crimes
• Sexism

Proof of the restorative power of fuel treatments: three months after a prescribed burn in the Mark Twain National Forest in Missouri, cardinal flowers and ironweed thrive. Credit: Megan York-Harris and the USDA Forest S

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• Ecological succession
• Fire
• Firefighting
• Wildland fire suppression
• USDA Forest Service
• Fuel model
• Fire ecology
• Wildfire
• Forest Vegetation Simulator
• Wildfires
• Forestry
• Systems ecology

Utilizing an Alternative Sampling Frame to Produce Agricultural Survey Indications Wendy J. Barboza, Mark Harris USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service, Research and Development Division 3251 Old Lee Highway, Roo

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• Sampling
• Farm Service Agency
• Frame
• United States Department of Agriculture
• Statistics
• Survey methodology
• National Agricultural Statistics Service

Reported Uses of CropScape and the National Cropland Data Layer Program Rick Mueller Mark Harris USDA/National Agricultural Statistics Service/Research and Development Division 3251 Old Lee Hwy, Room 305

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• Geographic information system
• Agriculture
• National Agricultural Statistics Service

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• Ricky Skaggs
• Grand Ole Opry
• Porter Wagoner
• Lap steel guitar
• Steel guitar
• Emmylou Harris
• Hank Williams
• Vince Gill
• Mark van Allen
• Country music
• Music
• American music

Modelling Firm Innovation using Panel Probit Estimators∗ Mark N. Harris Melbourne Institute and Central European University, Hungary. Mark Rogers Harris Manchester College, Oxford University, U.K.

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• Statistical models
• Estimation theory
• Statistical inference
• Probit model
• Probit
• Dummy variable
• Multinomial probit
• Maximum likelihood
• Normal distribution
• Statistics
• Econometrics
• Regression analysis

A Comparison of Alternative Estimators for Binary Panel Probit Models* Mark N. Harris Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research The University of Melbourne

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