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discrete choice 3 Condorcet winner 2 majority rule 2 Pigouvian tax 1 Social Security 1 age bias 1 deposit-refund 1 dynamic games 1 home video 1 intergenerational transfers 1 overlapping generations 1 public goods 1 recycling 1 retail 1 seasonality 1 simulation methods 1 spatial differentiation 1 voluntary donations 1
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Chiou, Lesley 3 Ashenmiller, Bevin 2 Slavov, Sita Nataraj 2 Walker, Joan 1
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Economics Department, Occidental College 7
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Public versus Private Provision of Public Goods
Slavov, Sita Nataraj - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2006
It is well known that pure public goods are underprovided in static games with private, voluntary contributions. Public provision is usually modeled using a median voter framework, in which the public good is funded by a proportional income tax. This paper compares the private and public...
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The Effect of Income on Recycling Behavior in the Presence of a Bottle Law: New Empirical Results
Ashenmiller, Bevin - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2006
Eleven U.S. states have enacted “bottle laws” and they are one of the few examples of a policy that takes advantage of the price system to ameliorate environmental damage. A deposit-refund program on beverage containers is a consumption tax combined with a disposal rebate that is the...
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The Timing of Movie Releases: Evidence from the Home Video Industry
Chiou, Lesley - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2005
In the movie industry, an intriguing question is why studios cluster their big theatrical hits during the Memorial Day or July 4th weekends in the early summer as opposed to the fall. This paper examines the home video industry to provide more evidence on whether booms in theatrical revenues are...
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Masking Identification of Discrete Choice Models under Simulation Methods
Chiou, Lesley; Walker, Joan - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2005
We present examples based on actual and synthetic datasets to illustrate how simulation methods can mask identification problems in the estimation of discrete choice models such as mixed logit. Simulation methods approximate an integral (without a closed form) by taking draws from the underlying...
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Empirical Analysis of Retail Competition: Spatial Differentiation at Wal-Mart, Amazon.com, and Their Competitors
Chiou, Lesley - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2005
This paper quantifies the degree of competition and spatial differentiation across retail channels by exploiting a unique dataset that describes a consumer's choice of store. I estimate a consumer's choice of retailer in the sales market for DVDs among online, mass merchant, electronics, video...
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Age Bias in Fiscal Policy: Why Does the Political Process Favor the Elderly?
Slavov, Sita Nataraj - Economics Department, Occidental College - 2001
Across countries, government expenditures tend to favor the elderly. This paper provides a political economy explanation for this phenomenon. I consider the classic problem of dividing a fixed payoff in an overlapping generations setting. Any share of the payoff can be given to any generation....
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Cash Recycling as an Efficiency Enhancing Anti-Poverty Program
Ashenmiller, Bevin - Economics Department, Occidental College
While there are many descriptive articles about cash recyclers this is the first empirical study of people recycling for cash. A new survey shows that cash recycling is an important part of the income of the working poor and that an astonishing twenty percent of the income of professional...
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