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23. The Coevolution of Policy Support and Farmers Behaviour. An investigation on Italian agriculture over the 2008-2019 period.. (2022). Esposti, Roberto.
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25. Death Penalty Statutes and Murder Rates: Evidence From Synthetic Controls. (2021). Parker, Brett.
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26. The Macroeconomic Impact of Recent Political Conflicts in Africa: Generalized Synthetic Counterfactual Evidence. (2021). Asongu, Simplice ; Tchamyou, Vanessa ; Diop, Samba.
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34. Impacts of COVID-19 on urban rail transit ridership using the Synthetic Control Method. (2021). Zhao, HU ; Feng, Shumin ; Shalaby, Amer ; Xin, Mengwei.
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36. Modest and incomplete incentives may work: Pricing plastic bags in Uruguay. (2021). Cid, Alejandro ; Caffera, Marcelo ; Cabrera, José María.
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37. School openings and the COVID-19 outbreak in Italy. A provincial-level analysis using the synthetic control method. (2021). Cicatiello, Lorenzo ; Ercolano, Salvatore ; Alfano, Vincenzo.
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38. Extending alcohol retailers’ opening hours: Evidence from Sweden. (2021). Avdic, Daniel ; von Hinke, Stephanie.
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40. The Implications of Monetary Union for Income Inequality: An Empirical Assessment. (2021). Maschke, Andreas ; Kerschbaumer, Florentin.
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41. The Effect of Islamic Revolution and War on Income Inequality in Iran. (2021). Farzanegan, Mohammad Reza ; Kadivar, Mohammad Ali.
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42. Breaking up is hard to do: Lessons from the strange case of New Zealand. (2021). Munger, Michael C ; Grier, Kevin B.
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43. Do price reductions attract customers in urban public transport? A synthetic control approach. (2021). von Arx, Widar ; Blattler, Kevin ; Wallimann, Hannes.
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45. A Hard Look at “Soft” Cost?control Measures in Healthcare Organizations: Evidence from Preferred Drug Policies in Germany. (2021). Blankart, Katharina ; Avdic, Daniel.
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47. Working Paper 356 - Eurobonds, debt sustainability and macroeconomic performance in Africa: Synthetic controlled experiments. (2021). Yenice, Mustafa Yasin ; Chuku, Chuku.
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