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Zeros in Count Data Models,ve outcomes, making it informative and relevant to distinguish between elasticities at the intensive and extensive margins. This issue is reminiscent of the debate in the limited dependent variable literature on the appropriateness of the Tobit model as opposed to so-called two-part models (Cragg, 1971, Duan et al., 1993).

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