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We seek to estimate the causes and magnitudes of network externalitiesfor the automated clearinghouse (ACH) electronic payments system, usinga panel data set on individual bank usage of ACH. We construct anequilibrium model of consumer and bank adoption of ACH in the presenceof a network. The...
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We seek to estimate the causes and magnitudes of network externalities for the automated clearinghouse (ACH) electronic payments system, using a panel data set on individual bank usage of ACH. We construct an equilibrium model of consumer and bank adoption of ACH in the presence of a network....
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A methodology is developed and applied to compare the performance of publicly fundedagencies providing treatment for alcohol abuse in Maine. The methodology estimates aWiener process that determines the duration of completed treatments, while allowing foragency differences in the effectiveness...
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Commonly used discrete-choice models such as logit, nested logit, and random-coefficients models place very strong restrictions on how unobservable characteristic space changes with the number of products. We argue (and show with Monte Carlo experiments)that these restrictions can lead to biased...
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Empirical work on contracts typically regresses contract choice on observed principal and agent characteristics. If (i) some of these characteristics are unobserved or partially observed and (ii) there are incentives whereby particular types of agents end up contracting with particular types of...
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A methodology is developed and applied to compare the performance of publicly funded agencies providing treatment for alcohol abuse in Maine. The methodology estimates a Wiener process that determines the duration of completed treatments, while allowing for agency differences in the...
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