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2024

Michel, Chloé ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Stern, Steven (2024) Lifestyle choices among women with breast cancer in the United States. Open Access Public Health Challenges Hoboken, New Jersey 3 1, Article e153 1-9 [Zeitschriftenartikel]
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Pluas Lopez, Andres Daniel (2024) Three Essays on Applied Microeconomics. Open Access Mannheim [Dissertation]
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2021

Ham, John C. ; Iorio, Daniela ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2021) Health outcomes, personality traits, and eating disorders. Open Access Economic Policy Oxford 36 105, Article eiaa029 51-76 [Zeitschriftenartikel]
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Chloe, Michel ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Stern, Steven (2021) Risky lifestyle choices of women with breast cancer. Discussion paper / CRC TR 224 Bonn ; Mannheim 069 [Arbeitspapier]

2020

Aue, Jan Robert (2020) Spatial aspects of choice and competition. Open Access Mannheim [Dissertation]
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Allocca, Alessandra (2020) Essays in empirical industrial organization. Open Access Mannheim [Dissertation]
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Yan, Yihan (2020) Essays in empirical industrial organization. Open Access Mannheim [Dissertation]
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Bourreau, Marc ; Caffarra, Cristina ; Chen, Zhijun ; Choe, Chongwoo ; Crawford, Gregory S. ; Duso, Tomaso ; Genakos, Christos ; Heidhues, Paul ; Peitz, Martin ; Rønde, Thomas ; Schnitzer, Monika ; Schutz, Nicolas ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Spagnolo, Giancarlo ; Toivanen, Otto ; Valletti, Tommaso M. ; Vergé, Thibaud (2020) Google/Fitbit will monetise health data and harm consumers. CEPR Policy Insight London 107 [Arbeitspapier]

2019

Michel, Chloé ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Proto, Eugenio ; Oswald, Andrew J. (2019) Advertising as a major source of human dissatisfaction: cross-national evidence on one million europeans. Rojas, Mariano The economics of happiness : how the Easterlin Paradox transformed our understanding of well-being and progress Cham 217-239 [Buchkapitel]

Hildalgo, Julian ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2019) Forensic econometrics: Demand estimation when data are missing. The Japanese Economic Review Singapore 70 3 403-410 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Cattaneo, Franco Esteban (2019) Essays on empirical industrial organization. Open Access Mannheim [Dissertation]
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Vorschau

Chloe, Michel ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Stern, Steven (2019) Value of risky lifestyle choices. Discussion Papers / CEPR London 13537 [Arbeitspapier]

Sovinsky, Michelle Legally high? Access, dynamics and complementarities among sin goods. (2019) 2019 MaCCI Summer Institute in Competition Policy, Mannheim Centre for Competition and Innovation (Scheßlitz, Germany) [Präsentation auf Konferenz]

2018

Hiedemann, Bridget ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Stern, Steven (2018) Will you still want me tomorrow?: The dynamics of families' long-term care arrangements. Journal of Human Resources : JHR Madison, Wis. 53 3 663-716 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

2017

Drugov, Mikhail ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2017) Discussion of Rethinking deindustrialization by Andrew A. Bernard, Valerie Smeets, Frederic Warzynski. Economic Policy Oxford 32 89 33-37 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

2016

Jacobi, Liana ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2016) Marijuana on main street? Estimating demand in markets with limited access. American Economic Review : AER Nashville, Tenn. 106 8 2009-2045 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Sovinsky, Michelle ; Stern, Steven (2016) Dynamic modelling of long-term care decisions. Review of Economics of the Household Dordrecht [u.a.] 14 2 463-488 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Sovinsky, Michelle (2016) Limited information and advertising in the U.S. personal computer industry. Anderson, Simon P. Recent developments in the economics of advertising The international library of critical writings in economics Cheltenham [u.a.] 311 463-520 [Buchkapitel]

Sovinsky, Michelle ; Trigari, Antonella (2016) Discussion of Academies, charter and free schools: do new school types deliver better outcomes? by Andrew Eyles, Claudia Hupkau, Stephen Machin. Economic Policy Oxford 31 87 492-498 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

2015

Ham, John C. ; Iorio, Daniela ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2015) Disparities in Bulimia Nervosa: Who is left behind? Economics Letters Amsterdam [u.a.] 136 147-150 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Lee, Hwa Ryung ; Pechy, Andras ; Sovinsky, Michelle Assessing an efficiency defense: The case of Intel’s marketing campaign. Open Access 110-164 In: Job creation and business investment as pathways to a creative economy : 2014 KDI Journal of Economic Policy Conference (2015) Sejong-si, Korea 2014 KDI Journal of Economic Policy Conference (Sejong-si, Korea) [Konferenzveröffentlichung]
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2013

Ham, John C. ; Iorio, Daniela ; Sovinsky, Michelle (2013) Caught in the bulimic trap?: Persistence and state dependence of bulimia among young women. Journal of Human Resources : JHR Madison, Wis. 48 3 736-767 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Sovinsky, Michelle ; Iorio, Daniela (2013) Being in the grip of bulimia: New evidence on how bulimia relates to addictive behavior. Zürich [Arbeitspapier]

2012

Goerree, Michelle S. ; Helland, Eric (2012) Do research joint ventures serve a collusive function? Working Paper / Institute for Empirical Research in Economics, University of Zürich Zürich 448 [Arbeitspapier]

2009

Byrne, David ; Sovinsky, Michelle ; Hiedemann, Bridget ; Stern, Steven (2009) Formal home health care, informal care, and family decision making. International Economic Review Hoboken, NJ ; Malden, MA 50 4 1205-1242 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

2008

Sovinsky, Michelle (2008) Limited information and advertising in the U.S. personal computer industry. Econometrica : Journal of the Econometric Society New York [u.a.] 76 5 1017-1074 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

Goerree, Michelle S. ; Hinloopen, Jeroen (2008) Cooperation in the classroom: Experimenting with R&D cooperatives. The Journal of Economic Education : JEE Philadelphia, Pa. 39 4 357-373 [Zeitschriftenartikel]

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