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The reason that a zero intercept would not be expected is that the confounding mechanism involves two intermediaries, with Z acting through one of them in varying proportion over cities, and through the other in constant proportion (absent the error terms). For cure time correlations between the ODR-2000 and the R-100, an excellent fit was obtained by using a simple factor, with a zero intercept. The zero intercept follows from Equation 3, where I see that if [[Gamma]. |
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