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Economics
Research into economic systems, decisions, and policy.
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Economics
Research into economic systems, decisions, and policy.
Testing When Ordinary Regression Can Stand In for a Structural Model
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- mean exogeneity
- nonparametric instrumental variables
- multiplier bootstrap
Trading-agent model reveals market stress that volatility can miss
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- automated market makers
- AI trading agents
- market stress
Why a tournament’s schedule changes its ceiling for unequal results
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- sports economics
- competitive balance
- Herfindahl–Hirschman Index
Tracking specific parts makes simulated automotive supply shocks four to five times larger
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- automotive industry
- supply chain risk
- agent-based simulation
How social ties could carry household shocks into credit markets
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- social networks
- household shocks
- storm exposure
A Longest-Queue Rule for Matching Markets Where Agents Can Leave
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- dynamic matching
- queueing theory
- abandonment
Leveraged ETFs delivered big index gains, but single-stock funds face steeper hurdles
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- leveraged ETFs
- single-stock ETFs
- volatility drag
After floods, carmakers add engine production sites rather than retreat
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- flood risk
- automotive industry
- supply chain resilience
When home batteries create grid peaks, price feedback can change the answer
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- home batteries
- distribution grids
- wholesale electricity prices
Hiring models predict retention locally—but disagree across employers
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- AI hiring
- employee retention
- machine learning
Cheaper fact-checking can backfire when recommenders adjust their standards
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- recommendation systems
- transparency
- costly verification
When research findings are private, simple success bonuses can be optimal
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- research funding
- dynamic contracting
- private learning
A stable menu of job contracts can exist when no single deal is stable
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- job matching
- matching theory
- von Neumann–Morgenstern stable sets
Projected Instruments Offer a Conditional Route to Estimating Causal Effects
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- causal inference
- average treatment effect
- projected instrumental variables
Why more firms do not always mean more precise estimates of economic shocks
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- econometrics
- panel data
- aggregate shocks