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Binary Optimal Allocation FunctionsAllocate W units of resources among N individuals. Each i of N gets 0 or 1. |
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Theorem 1 and 2, solves the binary targeting queue with Ai_i, alpha_i, and planner preferences, for one individual |
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Theorem 1, Binary Optimal Allocation solution, loop along a vector of planner inequality preference (rho) |
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Theorem 1, Equation 6, Resource Equivalent Variation |
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Discrete Optimal Allocation FunctionsAllocate W units of resources among N individuals. Each i of N gets some discrete units between individual minimum and maximum. |
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Discrete Optimal Allocations, Queue, and Values |
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Value at each W point along Queue, for one planner rho, given optimal allocation |
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Discrete Problem Resource Equivalent Variation |
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Discrete Problem Resource Equivalent Variation Multiple Rhos |
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Linear Bounded-Continuous Optimal Allocation FunctionsAllocate W units of resources among N individuals. Each i of N gets some continuous amount below minimum and maximum |
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Theorem 1, Binary Optimal Allocation solution, for one planner inequality preference (one rho value) |
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Theorem 2, Bounded Linear Allocation solution, loop along a vector of planner inequality preference (rho) |
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Optimal Allocation of Stimulus ChecksAllocation files for Nygaard, Sorensen and Wang (2020) the optimal allocation of COVID-19 simulus checks. |
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This is a support function that provides visualization for optimal allocation results. |
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Solving optimal allocation for Nygaard, Sorernsen and Wang (2020) given MPC and C simulation results. |
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Contains file processing components of
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US Economic Recovery Act of 2008 Bush Stimulus Check amounts (tax-rebates) by household type and income array for Nygaard, Sorernsen and Wang (2021) |
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Given dataframe solve for stimulus across household types and find relaxed policy bounds as defined by counterfactuals. |
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US 2008 Tax liability by household type given income for Nygaard, Sorernsen and Wang (2021) |
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Discrete Optimal Allocations, Queue, and Values. NSW version. |
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Value at each W point along Queue, for one planner rho, given optimal allocation. NSW version. |
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Data |
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Simulated DataIllustrative Testing |
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Generate N=2 Data for Discrete and Bounded Continuous Examples |
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Raw DatasetsTesting datasets |
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Test Dataset Birth Weight |
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Test Dataset California Test Score Data |
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Test Dataset North Carolina Crimes |
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Test Dataset Panel Height and Weight, Guatemala and Philippines, scrambled data, not actual. |
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Test Dataset Panel Height and Weight, Philippines, scrambled data, not actual. |
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Test Dataset Job Training Effects Lalonde AER 1986 |
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NSW Test Household ID file |
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Datasets with Optimal Allocation ResultsDatset files with additional columns that store optimal allocation results or allocation space parameters |
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Optimal Linear Allocation based on dtgch cbem4 solved by solin relow |
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Optimal Linear Allocation based on dtgch cbem4 solved by solin relow, multiple rhos, collected |
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Optimal Linear Allocation dtgch cbem4, solin relow, multiple rhos, GINI |
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Lalonde AER 1986 with Wage Regression Allocation Queue |
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Lalonde AER 1986 with Wage Regression Allocation Queue |
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Test Dataset California Test Score Data: PREP I Frame, Select Input and Estimation Dates |
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Test Dataset California Test Score Data: IB Frame, Alternative Allocation |
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Test Dataset California Test Score Data: IL Frame, Generated Effect Each Additional Allocation |
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Support FilesSupport functions and sample files that generate allocation space parameters from estimation space |
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Generates A_i and alpha_i for linear and log linear problems Cebu 4 Groups |
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ghthm = graph theme, support theme files |