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(Spanish or English) to quantitatively measure the degree and speed of language assimilation, in addition to the potential …We use Woodcock Johnson III child assessment data in the New Immigrant Survey to examine language assimilation and test … score bias among children of Hispanic immigrants. Our identification strategy exploits the test language randomization …
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(Spanish or English) to quantitatively measure the degree and speed of language assimilation, in addition to the potential …We use Woodcock Johnson III child assessment data in the New Immigrant Survey to examine language assimilation and test … score bias among children of Hispanic immigrants. Our identification strategy exploits the test language randomization …
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Mobile in-app advertising is now the dominant form of digital advertising. While these ads have excellent user …
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advertisers who compete for an ad impression to a consumer in the context of display advertising. Despite its relevance and …
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This paper studies how restricting data exchange between firms affects market competition in the app economy. The identification exploits iOS's privacy policy update, which limits apps from tracking users across other apps using identifiers. We find that the iOS update reduces startup app...
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Firms compete for slots on an ad-financed platform by paying the platform to display their ads. In its design, the platform decides on its ``matching quality'' by choosing how much weight to give to each firm’s payment while taking into account consumers’ preferences. Increasing the quality...
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We conduct an experiment where subjects read online news articles and are shown ads for brands next to those articles. Using eye-tracking technology, we measure the attention that each individual devotes to each article and ad. Then, respondents choose between cash or vouchers for the brands...
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