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2. Dishonesty Concessions in Teams: Theory and Experimental Insights from Local Politicians in India. (2025). Chau, Nancy ; Sen, Kunal ; Kundu, Anustup ; Basu, Arnab K.
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3. Identification of spatial spillovers: Do’s and donts. (2025). Debarsy, Nicolas ; le Gallo, Julie.
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4. Peer Effects in Macroeconomic Expectations. (2025). Potrafke, Niklas ; Dräger, Lena ; Drger, Lena ; Grndler, Klaus.
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5. Peer Effects in Old-Age Employment Among Women. (2025). Badalyan, Sona.
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6. Water Pollution Spillovers or Peer Effects? Determinants of Disease Outbreak in Shrimp Farming in Vietnam. (2024). Suzuki, Aya ; Olivia, Susan ; Nam, Vu ; Lee, Guenwoo.
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7. Peer Effects and Social Mobility. (2024). Essbaumer, Elisabeth.
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8. Stereotypical Selection. (2024). Zanella, Martina.
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9. ALAAMEE: Open-source software for fitting autologistic actor attribute models. (2024). Wang, Peng ; Stivala, Alex ; Lomi, Alessandro.
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10. Friends, Key Players and the Adoption and Use of Experience Goods. (2024). Raschky, Paul ; Ackermann, Klaus ; Murrian, Rhys.
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11. Inference for Two-Stage Extremum Estimators. (2024). Houndetoungan, Aristide ; Maoude, Abdoul Haki.
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12. Measuring productivity in networks: A game-theoretic approach. (2024). Allouch, Nizar ; Guardiola, Luis A ; Meca, A.
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13. Peer effects with multifaceted network dependence structures in R&D investment decisions: Evidence from Chinese listed firms. (2024). Zhu, Yanli ; Lu, Xueyan ; Yin, LI.
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14. Social Networks and Brexit: Evidence from a Trade Shock. (2024). Mastrosavvas, Andreas.
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15. Key players in economic development. (2024). Raschky, Paul ; Zenou, Yves ; Hodler, Roland ; Amarasinghe, Ashani.
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16. Peer effects in weight-related behaviours of young people: A systematic literature review. (2024). Suhrcke, Marc ; Müller, Nathalie ; Fallucchi, Francesco ; Muller, Nathalie.
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17. Population interference in panel experiments. (2024). Han, Kevin ; Bojinov, Iavor ; Basse, Guillaume.
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18. Ideal efforts and consensus in a multi-layer network game. (2024). Vannetelbosch, Vincent ; Mauleon, Ana ; Nanumyan, Mariam.
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19. CEO compensation convexity and meeting‐or‐just‐beat earnings forecast. (2024). Zhao, Jingran ; Hu, Gang ; Cheng, Hua ; Ho, Wilson Wai ; Bartov, Eli.
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20. Partial identification of treatment response under complementarity and substitutability. (2024). Rainone, Edoardo ; Arduini, Tiziano.
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21. Estimating Spillover Effects in the Presence of Isolated Nodes. (2024). Kim, Bora.
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22. Friends, Key Players and the Adoption and Use of Experience Goods. (2024). Raschky, Paul ; Ackermann, Klaus ; Murrian, Rhys.
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23. Inference for Two-Stage Extremum Estimators. (2024). Houndetoungan, Aristide ; Maoude, Abdoul Haki.
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24. Friends, Key Players and the Adoption and Use of Experience Goods. (2024). Raschky, Paul ; Ackermann, Klaus ; Murrian, Rhys.
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25. Testing random assignment to peer groups. (2023). Jochmans, Koen.
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26. Econometric inference on a large bayesian game with heterogeneous beliefs. (2023). Song, Kyungchul ; Kojevnikov, Denis.
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27. Labour market integration of refugees and the importance of the neighbourhood: Norwegian quasi-experimental evidence. (2023). le Zhang, Meng ; Osland, Liv ; Andersen, Henrik L.
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28. The uneven effects of peers on collaborative and individual tasks. (2023). Hidalgo-Hidalgo, Marisa ; Lopez-Pintado, Dunia.
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29. The role of local colleagues in establishing international scientific collaboration: Social capital in emerging science systems. (2023). Cowan, Robin ; Muller, Moritz ; Barnard, Helena.
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30. Raise your voice! Activism and peer effects in online social networks. (2023). Martinez, Alejandra Agustina.
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31. Spatial dependence in production frontier models. (2023). Ayouba, Kassoum.
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32. Spatial Interactions and the Spread of COVID-19: A Network Perspective. (2023). Zhang, Dandan.
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33. Peer effects and endogenous social interactions. (2023). Jochmans, Koen.
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34. Do fund managers tones predict future performance? Evidence from China. (2023). Wang, Changyun ; Shen, Xieyang ; Liu, Xiaoming ; Zeng, Jianyu.
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35. Early childhood health shocks, classroom environment, and social-emotional outcomes. (2023). Wang, Shun ; Zhou, Weina.
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36. Peer effects on corporate R&D investment policies: A spatial panel model approach. (2023). Shi, Zhanzhong ; Li, Junbao ; He, Chengying ; Lv, Chengshuang.
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37. Econometric inference on a large Bayesian game with heterogeneous beliefs. (2023). Song, Kyungchul ; Kojevnikov, Denis.
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38. Identification and estimation of spillover effects in randomized experiments. (2023). Vazquez-Bare, Gonzalo.
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39. Peer effects and endogenous social interactions. (2023). Jochmans, Koen.
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40. Estimation of spillover effects with matched data or longitudinal network data. (2023). Verdier, Valentin ; Braun, Martin.
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41. Consensus through connections. (2023). Gupta, Sonakshi ; Sarkhel, Manish.
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42. Unions and key players in network games with conflicts and spillovers. (2023). Vannetelbosch, Vincent ; Mauleon, Ana ; Schopohl, Simon ; Nanumyan, Mariam.
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43. The peer effect in adverse selection: Evidence from the micro health insurance market in Pakistan. (2023). Yao, YI ; Zheng, Wei ; Du, Xia.
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44. Understanding spillover of peer parental education: Randomization evidence and mechanisms. (2023). Zou, Jian ; Chung, Bobby W.
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45. Scenario sampling for large supermodular games. (2023). Graham, Bryan S ; Pelican, Andrin.
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46. Raise your Voice! Activism and Peer Effects in Online Social Networks. (2023). Martinez, Alejandra Agustina.
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47. Peer Effects and Endogenous Social Interactions. (2022). Jochmans, Koen.
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48. Identifying and decomposing peer effects on decision-making using a randomized controlled trial. (2022). Todo, Yasuyuki ; Shimamoto, Daichi ; Matous, Petr ; Ri, YU.
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49. Network Perception in Network Games. (2022). Palazuelos, Sofia Ruiz.
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50. Gender Economics: Dead-Ends and New Opportunities. (2022). Lundberg, Shelly.
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51. The Earth is Not Flat: A New World of High-Dimensional Peer Effects. (2022). Balestra, Simone ; Sallin, Aurelien.
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52. Two-sided Markets, Pricing, and Network Effects. (2022). Rysman, Marc ; Pavan, Alessandro ; Jullien, Bruno.
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53. Impacts of Inter-firm Relations on the Adoption of Remote Work: Evidence from a survey in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic. (2022). Tomiura, Eiichi ; Eiichi, Tomiura ; Hiroshi, Kumanomido.
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54. Self-disclosed peer effects on corporate capital structure. (2022). Switzer, Lorne ; Ajirloo, Bahman Fathi.
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55. Peer-induced beliefs regarding college participation. (2022). Dufays, Arnaud ; Boucher, Vincent ; Dedewanou, Antoine F.
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56. Endogenous peer effects in diverse friendship networks: Evidence from Swedish classrooms. (2022). Diemer, Andreas.
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57. Agglomeration, knowledge spillovers, and corporate investment. (2022). Grieser, William ; Truffa, Santiago ; Spyridopoulos, Ioannis ; Maturana, Gonzalo.
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58. Peer effects in rural housing demand: Evidence from China. (2022). Ling, Chen ; Ni, Pengfei ; Zhang, Anquan.
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59. Social Interactions, Resilience, and Access to Economic Opportunity: A Research Agenda for the Field of Computational Social Science. (2022). Stroebel, Johannes ; Kuchler, Theresa.
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60. Two-sided Markets, Pricing, and Network Effects. (2021). Rysman, Marc ; Pavan, Alessandro ; Jullien, Bruno.
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61. Identification and Estimation of Endogenous Peer Effects Using Partial Network Data from Multiple Reference Groups. (2021). Chong, Juin-Kuan ; Reza, Sadat ; Manchanda, Puneet.
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62. Models of Peer Effects in Education. (2021). Wennberg, Karl ; Norgren, Axel.
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63. Seeking the treated: The impact of mobile extension on farmer information exchange in India. (2021). Fernando, A. Nilesh.
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64. Assessing Peer Effects and Subsidy Impacts in Technology Adoption: Application to Grazing Management Choices with Farm Survey Data. (2021). Hennessy, David ; Feng, Hongli ; Che, Yuyuan.
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65. Binary Outcomes and Linear Interactions. (2020). Bramoullé, Yann ; Boucher, Vincent ; Bramoulle, Yann.
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66. Binary Outcomes and Linear Interactions. (2020). Bramoullé, Yann ; Boucher, Vincent.
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67. Binary Outcomes and Linear Interactions. (2020). Bramoullé, Yann ; Boucher, Vincent ; Bramoulle, Yann.
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68. Measuring productivity in networks: A game-theoretic approach. (). Allouch, Nizar ; Guardiola, Luis A ; Meca, A.
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