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Table 3: Percentage of Households Owning Audio and Video Equipment

in List of Tables v
by Vanus James 2001
"... In PAGE 49: ...7%. Street vendors peddling music and others workers make up the rest. 3. Tobago Music Table3 : Type of Activity of Establishments. This table reports on the number and percentage of activities, in particular, publishing, sales outlets, performing establishments and others.... ..."

Table 5: Population sorted by outlet

in Simulation in Economics: Evidence on Diffusion and Communication
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 9: ... Table5 presents different aggregations of the population which is ordered according to the collocation of the essays. Table 5: Population sorted by outlet... ..."

Table 3.9 Indonesia: selected food outlet franchises, 2002 Outlet Company No. of outlets

in unknown title
by unknown authors

Table 3. Price differences at various retail outlets

in The Food retail revolution in poor countries: Is it coming or is it over?: Evidence from
by Evidence From Madagascar, Evidence From Madagascar, Bart Minten, Bart Minten 2007
"... In PAGE 18: ... Two price regressions are run for each product. In the first regression, we relate the price per kg of the three products with the different types of outlets ( Table3... In PAGE 19: ... This gives us an idea of the price difference per kg of produce. Consistent with the information in Figures 2 through 4, the results of the regression show that the prices of the three products are significantly higher in the supermarkets compared to traditional markets, as shown by significant F-tests ( Table3 , bottom). The supermarket prices of one kg of rice, tomatoes and meat are 50-75%, 70-95% and 42-51%, respectively, higher than those seen in traditional daily retail markets.... In PAGE 19: ... However, as this analysis does not control for quality differences, the comparison masks price differences due to quality differences between the various outlets. To address this issue, we run a second, hedonic price regression where we include quality attributes as additional controls on top of the retail outlet variable ( Table3 , 3rd and 4th column for each product heading). These quality attributes were visually evaluated by enumerators specifically trained on this evaluation prior to the actual survey.... ..."
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Table III Statistical Information on Fast Food Outlets

in Where's The Beef?
by Otto Toivanen And, Otto Toivanen, Otto Toivanen, Michael Waterson, Michael Waterson 2000
Cited by 1

Table 5 Accuracy statistics for uncalibrated annual outlet sediment

in Impacts of Input Parameter Spatial Aggregation on an Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution Model
by T.W. FitzHugh, D.S. Mackay
"... In PAGE 10: ...from 1243 to 1306 metric tons (see Table5 ). For monthly outlet sediment the MCOE ranges from 0.... ..."

Table 6 Accuracy statistics for uncalibrated monthly outlet sediment

in Impacts of Input Parameter Spatial Aggregation on an Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution Model
by T.W. FitzHugh, D.S. Mackay
"... In PAGE 10: ....418 to 0.430, and MAEs range from 125.5 to 122.9 metric tons ( Table6 ). The slight improvement of monthly MCOE over annual values is mainly due to an improved fit in part because of the larger sample size.... ..."

Table 7 Accuracy statistics for calibrated annual outlet sediment

in Impacts of Input Parameter Spatial Aggregation on an Agricultural Nonpoint Source Pollution Model
by T.W. FitzHugh, D.S. Mackay

Table 2: Velocity on centreline at outlet for inconsistent SUPG formulation.

in A Segregated Finite Element Approach To The Solution Of The Navier-Stokes Equations For Incompressible Flow
by C. G. du Toit

Table 3: Process Parameters of the Model Refrigerator Mass flow Outlet Return

in The Tesla Cryo-Plants
by Quack Kauschke Haberstroh
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