inference problem novel. We show that even if individual ITN use unambiguously increases with increasing incidence of subsidy in …, depending on the resulting aggregate incidence of subsidy. Applying our method to the Kenyan data, we find that (i) individual … ITN use rises with neighborhood subsidy-rates, (ii) under means-testing, predicted ITN use is a convex increasing function …

factor prices and on environmental outcomes. We model an output subsidy, a capital subsidy, relief from environmental … regulation, and a direct cash subsidy. In exchange for receiving subsidies, firms must agree to a minimum level of labor … employment. Each type of subsidy and the employment constraint create both output effects and substitution effects on input …