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Ecosystem Service Markets 1 Environmental economics 1 Experimental economics 1 Grouping approach 1 Provision point mechanism 1 Rebate 1 aggregate variables 1 exposure measurement error 1 grouping approach 1 instrumental variables 1
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Anderson, Christopher M. 1 Batistatou, Evridiki 1 Liu, Pengfei 1 McNamee, Roseanne 1 Swallow, Stephen K. 1
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Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Connecticut 1
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International Journal of Biostatistics 1 Working Papers / Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, University of Connecticut 1
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Threshold Level Public Goods Provision with Multiple Units: Experimental Effects of Disaggregated Groups with Rebates
Liu, Pengfei; Swallow, Stephen K.; Anderson, Christopher M. - Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics, … - 2013
We introduce two institutions that provide multiple public good units, assuming that a market-maker has the ability to establish groups of contributors. We set up a public good experiment where either all N individuals form one group to provide two units, or divide the N participants into two...
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Instrumental Variables vs. Grouping Approach for Reducing Bias Due to Measurement Error
Batistatou, Evridiki; McNamee, Roseanne - In: International Journal of Biostatistics 4 (2008) 1, pp. 1087-1087
Attenuation of the exposure-response relationship due to exposure measurement error is often encountered in epidemiology. Given that error cannot be totally eliminated, bias correction methods of analysis are needed. Many methods require more than one exposure measurement per person to be made,...
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