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The random parameters logit model for aggregate data introduced by Berry, Levinsohn, and Pakes (1995) has been a driving force in empirical industrial organization for more than a decade. While these models are identified in theory, identification problems often occur in practice. In this paper...
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It is well known that random parameters specifications can generate upward sloping demands for a subset of products in the data. Nevo (2001), for example, found 0.7 percent of demands to be upward sloping. Possibly less well known is that demand system estimates can imply margins outside of the...
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The random parameters logit model for aggregate data introduced by Berry, Levinsohn, and Pakes (1995) has been a driving force in empirical industrial organization for more than a decade. While these models are identified in theory, identification problems often occur in practice. In this paper...
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In 2013, the FDIC and OCC issued guidance claiming that inadequate underwriting of deposit advance loans raised safety and soundness concerns. Banks quickly removed deposit advance from their small dollar credit offerings. Unless overdraft and deposit advance are perfect substitutes, the loss of...
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