The Econometric SocietyEdited by: Guido W. Imbens • Print ISSN: 0012-9682 • Online ISSN: 1468-0262
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This online supplement contains three parts. Appendix B contains several proofs omitted from the main body of the paper. Appendix C extends the concept of unanimity introduced in Definition 1 and provides a generalization to Theorem 4 in the paper. Appendix D illustrates that if signals are normally distributed and agents’ prior beliefs are normal, Bayesian updating takes a log-linear form regardless of the structure of the underlying social network.
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The Online Appendix contains supplementary material and consists of the following sections:
A. Data Sources
B. The Measurement Error Model for Consumption
C. Solving the Long-Run Risks Model
D. State-Space Representations of the Empirical Models
E. Posterior Inference
F. Supplementary Figures and Tables
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This supplement is organized as follows. Section I shows that using one-sided numerical derivatives can decrease computational time without compromising numerical accuracy. Section II tests for the variance of the importance sampler weights to be finite. Section III provides a step-by-step pseudo-code for using Algorithms 1 and 3 in the paper.
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This supplement to Abbring, Campbell, Tilly, and Yang (2017b) (hereafter referred to as the "main text") (i) proves a theorem we rely upon for the characterization of equilibria and (ii) develops results for an alternative specification of the model.
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In this appendix we consider three extensions to our main result derived in section 2. The extensions are, i.) supply-side instead of demand-side taxation, ii.) non-linear, instead of ad-valorum taxation and iii.) a setting with multiple goods and multiple taxes.
