Takanori Adachi
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Pseudo Kyotoite, migrating to this not-too-bad platform in Feb 2025. “The concept of pass-through should not be passed through in economic analysis!" https://sites.google.com/site/takanoriadachi/
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#EconSky #IOSky - 2025 Asia-Pacific IO Conference: Dec 12-14 in Brisbane, Australia apios.org.au. Call for papers in mid-July. Keynotes by #PaulHeidhues & #GingerZheJin and a great group of invited speakers. It's 10 years of APIOC, and we couldn't pick a better place. Please share!
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In fact, I wrote my thesis using that method—and Fortran (!)—under Ken Wolpin's supervision 15 years ago, though it wasn’t exactly a successful endeavor. Now, those old memories are coming back to life! (2/2) #EconSky
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Last week, one of my students introduced me to a site called respy, respy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pr..., which provides helpful guidance on implementing estimation of the Eckstein-Keane-Wolpin life-cycle model using Python. (1/2) #EconSky
Keane and Wolpin (1997) — respy 2.1.1 documentation
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Recent changes in the leadership and administration -- of antitrust agencies discussed by Bill Kovacic and John Vickers. Must read. www-economist-com/by-invitatio...
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very accessible summary article by Nate Miller on growing market power, finding that in many industries margins have been increasing but costs have been falling. Thus sometimes increasing power but decreasing prices. Further, it's very industry specific. www.networklawreview.org/rising-marke...
Rising Market Power: Evidence from Industry Studies - Network Law Review
The article reviews and evaluates results from several recently published industry studies that evaluate the evolution of market power over long time horizons. Evaluated collectively, the studies poin...
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