The Econometric SocietyEdited by: Guido W. Imbens • Print ISSN: 0012-9682 • Online ISSN: 1468-0262
This appendix includes all proofs of results stated in the main text, a more detailed discussion of the examples introduced in Section 2.1, and the results of our Monte Carlo study. The proof of each main result is contained in its own Appendix, which also includes a discussion of the strategy of proof and the role of the auxiliary results.
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This supplement includes (i) proofs omitted from the main text, (ii) additional simulation examples, (iii) an extended notion of the identified set, (iv) difficulties associated with the use of alternative discrepancies, (v) inference methods, (vi) computational details of the implementation of the method in the paper, (vii) relationships with earlier information-theoretic and entropy-based methods.
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This appendix presents several numerical illustrations of the identified sets derived in the main paper. Both preliminary and pointwise sharp identified sets are considered.
This online appendix provides additional results that supplement those published in the manuscript.
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This PDF file includes a detailed data description and additional robustness checks in tables and figures.
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This document describes the processing steps from the original data files to the analysis used in manuscript.
This appendix outlines the general equilibrium set-up that underlies the paper's approximation.
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This document covers numerically solved versions of the model and can be viewed as a robustness check on the main results.
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