Econometric analysis of scanner data

Econometric analysis of scanner data
22 – 23 March 2010

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Papers and slides

Aviv Nevo (NorthWestern) “A Simple Model of Demand Anticipation”

Gautam Gowrisankaran (University of Arizona) and Marc Rysman (Boston University) “Dynamics of Consumer Demand for New Durable Goods”

Amil Petrin (University of Minnesota) “The Interaction of Observed and Unobserved Factors in Non-linear Demand Models”

Stijn Ferrari (K.U. Leuven) and Frank Verboven (K.U. Leuven) “Vertical control of a distribution network: evidence from magazines”

Martin Burda (University of Toronto), Matt Harding (Stanford) and Jerry Hausman (MIT) “Understanding Choice Intensity: A Poisson Mixture Model with Logit-based Random Utility Selective Mixing”

Matt Harding (Stanford), Ephraim Leibtag (USDA) and Mike Lovenheim (Cornell) “The Spatial and Socio-Economic Distribution of the Incidence of Sin Taxes: Evidence from Homescan Data on Cigarette and Alcohol Purchases”

Rachel Griffith (IFS and UCL), Lars Nesheim (UCL and cemmap) and Martin O’Connell (IFS and UCL) “Comparing pass-through of excise and ad valorum taxes in oligopoly”

Martin Browning (Oxford) “Mixing messages: health scares and consumption reaction”

Rick Briesch (Cox, Southern Methodist University) “Destination Categories and Store Choice”

Event

Private: Econometric analysis of scanner data

22 March 2010 - 23 March 2010

Organisers: Lars Nesheim, Jerry Hausman, Rachel Griffith

Venue: The Institute for Fiscal Studies