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difference

In mathematics, the result obtained when subtracting one number from another. Also, those elements of one set that are not elements of another.



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To achieve appropriate stationary time series, all dependent and independent variables were seasonally differenced with regard to yearly periodicity.
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To test this, we differenced the scores for high-tacit and low-tacit goods for each expert and novice respectively.
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Our initial specification included four lags of the differenced variables (the variables preceded by [alpha](L)[delta] in eq.
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