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43. Do-It-Yourself medicine? The impact of light cannabis liberalization on prescription drugs. (2020). Principe, Francesco ; Madio, Leonardo ; Carrieri, Vincenzo.
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46. Elite school designation and housing prices-quasi-experimental evidence from Beijing, China✰. (2020). Zhu, Yu ; He, Xiaoyan ; Xu, Lei ; Huang, Bin.
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47. School supply constraints in track choices: A French study using high school openings. (2020). Garrouste, Manon ; Zaiem, Meryam.
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48. The Impact of Consumer Protection in the Digital Age: Evidence from the European Union. (2020). Rösner, Anja ; Haucap, Justus ; Heimeshoff, Ulrich ; Rosner, Anja.
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49. Welfare Analysis via Marginal Treatment Effects. (2020). Sasaki, Yuya ; Ura, Takuya.
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52. The COVID-19 Pandemic: Government vs. Community Action Across the United States. (2020). Van Dijcke, David ; Kecht, Valentin ; Deiana, Guido ; Brzezinski, Adam.
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53. Multiple testing and the distributional effects of accountability incentives in education. (2019). Lehrer, Steven ; Pohl, Vincent R ; Song, Kyungchul.
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55. The Economic Consequences of Bankruptcy Reform. (2019). Wang, Jialan ; Notowidigdo, Matthew ; Gross, Tal ; Kluender, Raymond ; Liu, Feng.
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56. Does Condominium Development Lead to Gentrification?. (2019). Margo, Robert ; Boustan, Leah ; Miller, Matthew M ; Steil, Justin P ; Reeves, James M.
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59. Better Late Than Never? How Late Completion Affects the Early Careers of Dropouts. (2019). Strøm, Marte ; Barth, Erling ; Albæk, Karsten ; Vanhala, Pekka ; Strom, Marte ; Lindahl, Lena ; Albak, Karsten ; Asplund, Rita.
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60. Synthetic Control Inference for Staggered Adoption: Estimating the Dynamic Effects of Board Gender Diversity Policies. (2019). Cao, Jianfei ; Lu, Shirley.
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