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2306: Navigating the Notches: Charity Responses to Ratings

Jennifer Mayo

2305: Sample Selection in Linear Panel Data Models with Heterogeneous Coefficients

Alyssa Carlson and Riju Joshi

2304: Polar Amplification in a Moist Energy Balance Model: A Structural Econometric Approach to Estimation and Testing

William A. Brock and J. Isaac Miller

2303: Heckman sample selection estimators under heteroskedasticity

Alyssa Carlson and Wei Zhao

2302: Addressing Sample Selection Bias for Machine Learning Methods

Dylan Brewer and Alyssa Carlson

2301: Information Technology, Improved Access, and Use of Prescription Drugs

Petri Petri Bockerman, Mika Kortelainen, Liisa Laine, Mikko Nurminen and Tanja Saxell

2212: The Impact of Economic Opportunity on Criminal Behavior: Evidence from the Fracking Boom

Brittany Street

2211: Measuring Intergenerational Exposure to the U.S. Justice System: Evidence from Longitudinal Links between Survey and Administrative Data

Keith Finlay, Michael Mueller-Smith and Brittany Street

2210: Criminal Justice Involvement, Self-employment, and Barriers in Recent Public Policy

Keith Finlay, Michael Mueller-Smith and Brittany Street

2209: Optimal Intermediary Contracts

Nabi Arjmandi, Chao Gu and Joseph Haslag

2208: The Employment and Displacement Effects of Job Counseling: Evidence from the U.S. Unemployment Insurance System

Marios Michaelides and Peter Mueser

2207: Identification of a triangular random coefficient model using a correction function

Alyssa Carlson

2206: Comparing Latent Inequality with Ordinal Data

David Kaplan and Wei Zhao

2205: Inference on Consensus Ranking of Distributions

David Kaplan

2204: Financial Innovations in a World with Limited Commitment: Implications for Inequality and Welfare

Saroj Dhital, Pedro Gomis-Porqueras and Joseph Haslag

2203: Sample Selection in Linear Panel Data Models with Heterogeneous Coefficients

Alyssa Carlson and Riju Joshi

2202: Branded Websites and Marketplace Selling: Competing during COVID-19

Oksana Loginova

2201: A Sequential Search Model with Partial Depth Evaluation

Yuxin Chen, Lin Liu, X. Wang and Haojun Yu

2116: A Familiar Face: Student-Teacher Rematches and Student Achievement

NaYoung Hwang, Brian Kisida and Cory Koedel

2115: Sample Selection in Linear Panel Data Models with Heterogeneous Coefficients

Alyssa Carlson and Riju Joshi

2114: Addressing Sample Selection Bias for Machine Learning Methods

Dylan Brewer and Alyssa Carlson

2113: Relaxing Conditional Independence in an Endogenous Binary Response Model

Alyssa Carlson

2112: Modeling Peak Electricity Demand: A Semiparametric Approach Using Weather-Driven Cross Temperature Response Functions

J. Miller and Kyungsik Nam

2111: How Do Teachers from Alternative Pathways Contribute to the Teaching Workforce in Urban Areas? Evidence from Kansas City

Yang An and Cory Koedel

2110: Estimating test-score growth for schools and districts with a gap year in the data

Ishtiaque Fazlul, Cory Koedel, Eric Parsons and Cheng Qian

2109: Price Competition Online: Platforms vs. Branded Websites

Oksana Loginova

2108: Horizontal Mergers under Bertrand Competition

X. Wang and Jingang Zhao

2107: Product Differentiation and Equilibrium Price with Partial Product Search

Lin Liu and X. Wang

2106: Branded Websites, Marketplace Selling and Price Competition

Oksana Loginova

2105: Beyond RCP8.5: Marginal Mitigation Using Quasi-Representative Concentration Pathways

J. Miller and William Brock

2104: k-Class Instrumental Variables Quantile Regression

David Kaplan and Xin Liu

2103: Sample Selection in Linear Panel Data Models with Heterogeneous Coefficients

Alyssa Carlson and Riju Joshi

2102: Addressing Sample Selection Bias for Machine Learning Methods

Dylan Brewer and Alyssa Carlson

2101: A Structural Econometric Approach to Analyzing the Impact of Teacher Pension Reform

Wei Kong and Shawn Ni

2013: The Impact of Multi-homing in a Ride-Hailing Market

Oksana Loginova, X. Wang and Qihong Liu

2012: High-order coverage of smoothed Bayesian bootstrap intervals for population quantiles

David Kaplan and Lonnie Hofmann

2011: Assessing Policy Effects with Unconditional Quantile Regression

David Kaplan

2010: Inference on Consensus Ranking of Distributions

David Kaplan

2009: sivqr: Smoothed IV quantile regression

David Kaplan

2008: Relaxing Conditional Independence in an Endogenous Binary Response Model

Alyssa Carlson

2007: How Teachers Value Pension Wealth: A Reexamination of the Illinois Experience

Shawn Ni, Michael Podgursky and Fangda Wang

2006: Teacher Pension Enhancements and Staffing in an Urban School District

Shawn Ni, Michael Podgursky and Xiqian Wang

2005: The Effect of the Community Eligibility Provision on the Ability of Free and Reduced-Price Meal Data to Identify Disadvantaged Students

Cory Koedel and Eric Parsons

2004: High School Course Access and Postsecondary STEM Enrollment and Attainment

Rajeev Darolia, Cory Koedel, Joyce Main, Felix Ndashimye and Junpeng Yan

2003: Do Reemployment Programs for the Unemployed Work for Youth? Evidence from the Great Recession in the United States

Marios Michaelides, Peter Mueser and Jeffrey Smith

2002: Monetary and Fiscal Policy Interactions in a Frictional Model of Money, Nominal Public Debt and Banking

Saroj Dhital, Pedro Gomis-Porqueras and Joseph Haslag

2001: Toxic Assets and Market Freezes

Chao Gu, Guido Menzio, Randall Wright and Yu Zhu

1916: Non-Resident Postsecondary Enrollment Growth and the Outcomes of In-State Students

Diyi Li, Cheng Qian and Cory Koedel

1915: Forecasting Regional Long-Run Energy Demand: A Functional Coefficient Panel Approach

Yoosoon Chang, Yongok Choi, Sik Kim, J. Miller and Joon Park

1914: High-order coverage of smoothed Bayesian bootstrap intervals for population quantiles

David Kaplan and Lonnie Hofmann