health insurance , risky behaviors , moral hazard , firm dynamics , public demand , public procurement , credit , set-aside program
Abstract:
This dissertation studies how government actions influence economic outcomes by changing the incentives of households and firms. It analyzes the strategic responses that follow these changes. It uses reduced-form empirical methods and micro-level administrative and survey data from the United States and Italy. The dissertation comprises three self-contained chapters on topics at the intersection of industrial organization and public economics.
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