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As we discuss in Section IIC , this approach is conceptually similar to that of James H. Cardon and Igal Hendel ( 2001 ) , who model health insurance choices and also allow for two dimensions of unobserved heterogeneity .
As we discuss in Section IIC , this approach is conceptually similar to that of James H. Cardon and Igal Hendel ( 2001 ) , who model health insurance choices and also allow for two dimensions of unobserved heterogeneity .
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We discuss this further in Section IV . A different way to quantify our estimate is by reporting them in relative terms . There is no consensus in the literature as to the relevant wealth that is taken into account in such deci- 36 For ...
We discuss this further in Section IV . A different way to quantify our estimate is by reporting them in relative terms . There is no consensus in the literature as to the relevant wealth that is taken into account in such deci- 36 For ...
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Stole and Zwiebel's framework does not have relationship - specific investments , however , which is at the core of our approach , and they do not discuss the effects of the degree of contractual incompleteness and the degree of ...
Stole and Zwiebel's framework does not have relationship - specific investments , however , which is at the core of our approach , and they do not discuss the effects of the degree of contractual incompleteness and the degree of ...
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