Complementarities in Learning from Data: Insights from General Search … Complementarities in Learning from Data: Insights from General Search Discussion Paper 22755 150769 The ability to make accurate predictions relating to consumer preferences is a key …

Researchers analyzed court records in an effort to understand trends in lawsuits in Wisconsin between 2001 and 2018. They found that lawsuits generally increased, and also that Black and low-income patients were disproportionately represented as subjects …

Consumer Protection for Online Markets and Large Digital Platforms … Consumer Protection for Online Markets and Large Digital Platforms Adobe Stock / tusumaru Discussion Paper 150596 150597 150710 150703 150720 150717 22837 150719 19546 21363 20025 …

The Effective Use of Economics in the EU Digital Markets Act … The Effective Use of Economics in the EU Digital Markets Act Adobe Stock / gonin Discussion Paper 150596 150710 150720 150892 150893 150894 150656 19546 152448 Economic thinking and analysis …

Does Competition from Private Surgical Centers Improve Hospitals’ Performance? Evidence from the English National Health Service … Does Competition from Private Surgical Centers Improve Hospitals’ Performance? Evidence from the English National Health …

In researchers' model, workers are faced with various risks at the investment stage of skill acquisition, including level of skill upon completion of investment and level of income shock realization. In two versions of the model, researchers vary the …

Reviewing city-level crime data early in the pandemic, researchers reach conclusions about changes in reported crime during early COVID-19. They find that violent and nonviolent crime both decreased, with much of the decrease occurring in public places …

After running two vignette-based experiments on Italian and American participants, researchers analyze the causal relationship between beliefs, social norms, and reported intentions to engage in mask promoting behavior. They find that educational …

The authors find that receiving care from high-priced hospitals in unconcentrated markets results in 52% higher health spending and 1.37 percentage points (47%) lower mortality. Higher prices in these markets appear to be cost effective. However, in …