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Fixed costs and the product market treatment of preference minorities
Berry, Steven; Eizenberg, Alon; Waldfogel, Joel - 2014
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Fixed costs and the product market treatment of preference minorities
Berry, Steven; Eizenberg, Alon; Waldfogel, Joel - In: The journal of industrial economics 64 (2016) 3, pp. 466-493
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Identification of a heterogeneous generalized regression model with group effects
Berry, Steven; Haile, Philip A. - 2009
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Foundations of demand estimation
Berry, Steven; Haile, Philip A. - In: Handbook of industrial organization : volume 4, (pp. 1-62). 2021
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The median voter and the median comsumer : local private goods and residential sorting
Waldfogel, Joel - 2006
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The median voter and the median consumer : local private goods and population composition
Waldfogel, Joel - In: Journal of urban economics 63 (2008) 2, pp. 567-582
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Who benefits whom in the neighborhood? : Demographics and retail product geography
Waldfogel, Joel - In: Agglomeration economics : [includes proceedings of the …, (pp. 181-209). 2010
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Who benefits whom in local television markets?
Waldfogel, Joel - In: Brookings-Wharton papers on urban affairs (2004), pp. 257-305
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Preference externalities : an empirical study of who benefits whom in differentiated product markets
Waldfogel, Joel - 1999
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Preference externalities : an empirical study of who benefits whom in differentiated-product markets
Waldfogel, Joel - In: The Rand journal of economics 34 (2003) 3, pp. 557-568
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