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    • Tan, Yong (2013-07-03)
      Department: Economics
      Firm-level market entry decisions and post-entry growth are at the core of the industrial organization literature. This dissertation investigates the impact of demand side factors on firm-level market entry, subsequent ...
    • Tello-Trillo, Daniel Sebastian (2016-04-19)
      Department: Economics
      At least half of personal health spending in the U.S. is related to behavior, lifestyle or other avoidable causes. This dissertation contributes to a recent growing literature which aims to understand what affects health ...
    • Tempesti, Tommaso (2011-08-03)
      Department: Economics
      The debate over the effects of globalization remains lively. The first chapter of the dissertation makes the point that the use of datasets that contain data on individual workers holds the promise of advancing this debate. ...
    • Fadlon, Yariv (2010-08-10)
      Department: Economics
      This dissertation is comprised of three essays. The first essay tests the empirical validity of a statistical discrimination model that incorporates employer's race. I show that if an employer statistically discriminates ...
    • Manzanares, Carlos Andrew (2016-06-24)
      Department: Economics
      Legacy carriers in the U.S. airline industry have a long history of vigorously defending their most important hubs from low cost carrier expansion. Since 2005, the U.S. airline industry has undergone some of the most ...
    • Gamino, Aaron Michael (2017-07-31)
      Department: Economics
      A large literature studies the effects of young adult insurance eligibility expansions which is a major provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). I provide new evidence on the effects of dependent coverage mandates by ...