The Design and Targeting of Compliance Promotions

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Daljord, Ø

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Mela, CF

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Roos, JMT

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Sprigg, J

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Yao, S

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2023-07-17T19:19:52Z

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2023-07-17T19:19:52Z

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2022-11-08

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2023-07-17T19:19:48Z

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<jats:p> This paper addresses how and when to extrapolate experimental results for normative policy analysis, particularly in the context of compliance promotions in which consumers can self-select into treatment. </jats:p>

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0732-2399

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1526-548X

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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/28434

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en

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Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS)

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Marketing Science

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10.1287/mksc.2022.1420

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Compliance promotions

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Field experiments

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Two-sided non-compliance

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IV estimation

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Marginal treatment effects

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The Design and Targeting of Compliance Promotions

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Journal article

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Mela, CF|0000-0001-7893-6966

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Duke

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Fuqua School of Business

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