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- Data for: An Experiment on Referrals in Health CareDataset for the Paper "An Experiment on Referrals in Health Care"
- Data for: Do (all) sectoral shocks lead to aggregate volatility? Empirics from a production network perspectiveThis dataset includes data on network properties of sectors based on the World Input-Output Database (WIOD). See Joya and Rougier, Do (all) sectoral shocks lead to aggregate volatility? Empirics from a production network perspective for further information on the variables.
- Data for: Light cannabis and organized crime. Evidence from (unintended) liberalization in ItalyThe dataset is in dta format. Please use STATA 15.1 or newer versions.
- Data for: Political Representation and Public Contracting: Evidence from Municipal LegislaturesThis set of files reproduces the results in Palguta’s paper “Political Representation and Public Contracting: Evidence from Municipal Legislatures” in the European Economic Review
- Data for: Country portfolios under global imbalancesThe data set for the paper 'Country portfolios under global imbalances'.
- Data for: Managerial bonuses and subordinate mistreatmentThis is the raw data for Nikiforakis et al. "Managerial Bonuses and Subordinate Mistreatment". The file is in STATA format.
- Data for: Preferences-dependent Learning in the Centipede Game: the Persistence of MistrustData from the experiment described in the paper.
- Dynare code for "Volatility Costs of R&D" The code can be used to replicate the results in the paper. The paper does not have any estimations. It uses long-runs moments of data to calibrate the model economy.
- Data for: The Collateral Channel under Imperfect Debt EnforcementAbstract of associated paper: Does imperfect enforceability of debt contracts amplify the sensitivity of industry growth to collateral values? To answer this question, we introduce a novel industry-specific measure of real asset redeployability - the ease with which real assets are transferred to alternative uses - as a proxy for liquidation values of collateral. Our measure exploits the heterogeneity of expenditures in new and used capital and the heterogeneity in the composition of real asset holdings across U.S. industries. Using a cross-industry cross-country approach, wefind that industry growth is more sensitive to changes in collateral values in countries with weaker debt enforcement.
- Data for: Procurement Auctions under Quality Manipulation CorruptionCode for generating all the figures in the paper.
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