Group Formation

DMCA

Group Formation (2012)

Cached

Download Links

[ipl.econ.duke.edu]

by Xiao Yu Wang , Xavier Gine , Nathan Hendren , Bengt Holmstrom , Luigi Iovino , Anil Jain , David Jimenez , Parag Pathak , Michael Peters , Maksim Pinkovskiy , Michael Powell , Adam Ray

Citations

879	Optimal contracts and competitive markets with costly state veri"cation - Townsend - 1979
629	A Theory of Marriage: Part I - Becker - 1973
403	Income Smoothing and Consumption Smoothing. - Morduch - 1995
304	The assignment game, I: the core - Shapley, Shubik - 1972
262	Consumption Smoothing, Migration, and Marriage: Evidence from Rural India, - Rosenzweig, Stark - 1989
251	The Sharpe Ratio', - Sharpe - 1994
225	Risk, implicit contracts and the family in rural areas of lowincome countries. - Rosenzweig - 1988
208	Introduction to Probability - Grinstead, Snell - 1997
154	Informal Insurance Arrangements with Limited Commitment: Theory and Evidence from Village Economies." - Ligon, Thomas, et al. - 2002
147	Risk aversion and expected utility theory: A calibration theorem. - Rabin - 2000
126	Do the Poor Insure? A Synthesis of the Literature on Risk and Consumption in Developing Countries” World Bank Working Paper Series #1008. - Alderman, Paxson - 1992
90	In Sickness and In Health: Risk Sharing within Households in Rural Ethiopia." - Dercon, Krishnan - 2000
89	Endogenous Matching and the Empirical Determinants of Contract Form,” - Ackerberg, Botticini - 2002
85	Incentives and Risk Sharing in Sharecropping”, - Stiglitz - 1974
81	Risk, Crop Choice, and Savings: Evidence from Tanzania - Dercon - 1996
67	Contract Choice in Modern Agriculture: Cash Rent versus Cropshare. - Allen, Lueck - 1992
61	Consumption Smoothing in Island Economies: Can Public Insurance Reduce Welfare? - Attanasio, Rios-Rull - 2000
58	Beauty is a Beast, Frog is a Prince: Assortative Matching with - Legros, Newman - 2003
56	Risk and insurance in village India. Econometrica - Townsend - 1994
54	The formation of risk-sharing networks. - Fafchamps, Gubert - 2007
37	Limited Liability and the Existence of Share Tenancy,” - Basu - 1992
37	Informal insurance in social networks. - Bloch, Genicot, et al. - 2008
36	Interlocking Factor Market and Agrarian Development: A Review of Issues”, - Bardhan - 1980
23	Domestic price stabilization schemes in developing countries”, - Knudsen, Nash - 1990
12	Mueller Mechanism Design and Village Economies: From Credit to Tenancy to Cropping Groups. - Townsend, Rolf - 1998
9	Prospects and Strategies for Land Reforms,” - Banerjee - 1999
9	2007) “Risk Sharing Networks - Bramoulle, Kranton
7	Empowerment and e¢ ciency: Tenancy reform in west bengal - Banerjee, Gertler, et al. - 2002
7	How far down the path to free trade? The importance of rice price stabilization in developing Asia. - Dawe - 2001
3	When does aggregation reduce risk aversion - Chambers, Echenique - 2012
3	Heterogeneity and risk-sharing in village economies. Quantitative Economics. - Chiappori, Schulhofer-Wohl, et al. - 2014
3	Matching in Informal Financial Institutions - Eeckhout, Munshi - 2010
3	Risk-Sharing Networks in Rural Phillippines - FAFCHAMPS, LUND - 2003
2	Sharecropping, Insecure Land Rights and Land Titling Policies: A Case - Bellemare - 2009
2	Implications of e¢ cient risk-sharing without commitment, Review of Economic Studies 63 - Kocherlakota - 1996
1	Problem of Sharecrop Tenancy System in Rice Farming in Bangladesh: A Case Study on Alinapara Village in Sherpur District - Akanda, Isoda, et al.
1	Insurance." Handbook of Development Economics (3 - Besley, Credit - 1995
1	Implications of Endogenous Group Formation for E¢ cient Risk-Sharing - Bold
1	et al. "Testing Models of Social Learning on Networks: Evidence from a Framed Field Experiment." Working Paper 2012 - Chandrasekhar
1	Matching to share Risk." Working Paper 2006 - Chiappori, Reny
1	Energy crops for biofuel production: Analysis of the potential in Tuscany - Marta, A, et al.
1	Risk-sharing Between Households - Fafchamps - 2008
1	Risk-Sharing Arrangements and the Structure of Risk and Time Preferences: Theory and Evidence from Village India." Working Paper - Kurosaki - 1999
1	Food Price Stabilization: Lessons for Eastern and Southern Africa - Minot - 2010
1	Rainfed Farming Systems of Hyper Arid Northwestern Rajasthan: an Analysis - Rathore, Singh, et al.
1	the Composition and Pro…tability of Agricultural Investments." The Economic Journal (103 - Wealth - 1993
1	Negative-assortative Matching of Risk-Averse Agents with Transferable Expected Utility - Schulhofer-Wohl
1	Precision Farming in Horticulture - Singh, Singh, et al. - 2003
1	A Note on Moral Hazard and Linear Compensation Schemes." Working Paper 2012a - Wang
1	Contracting Relationships." Working Paper 2012b. 58. Rainfed Agriculture: Unlocking the Potential - Wang, Incentives
1	Storage and Price Stabilization." Handbook of Ag. Econ. (1) 2001 818-861. 45 Appendices 9.1 A1: The Model with General Distribution of Returns Suppose all elements of the environment described in Section 3 are the same, except the returns of a project p a - Wright
1	Attitude and Informal Insurance Relationships An abundance of work discusses the considerable role of informal insurance concerns in network formation. People rely on each other to smooth consumption risk and income risk in a wide variety of ways (Alderma - Risk - 1992
1	risk management can a¤ect relationship formation in very speci…c ways. Rosenzweig and Stark - fact - 1989
1	much do individuals care about the risk attitudes of potential partners when forming risk-sharing groups? Naturally, there are many other reasons people might match with each other, but the point of the model is to focus on one important determinant of ri - how
1	further emphasize the signi…cant role of risk attitude in determining risk-sharing relationship formation, I use the dataset from Attanasio et al. (2010) to calculate the proportion of formed links that involved at least one family or one friendship tie, - To
1	another experiment involving over 2,000 people living in 70 Colombian communities, where 66% live in rural areas, Attanasio et al. (2012) observes the following distribution (gamble 1 is the safest gamble, while gamble 6 is the riskiest): Chiappori et al. - In
1	consider the equilibrium crop portfolio choices of heterogeneously risk-averse farmers living in six ICRISAT villages located across three distinct agroclimactic regions in India. The …rst region is characterized by low levels of erratically distributed r - example, Rosenzweig, et al. - 1993
1	also studies the variation in riskiness of agricultural investment decisions by heterogeneously risk-averse rural households. His data is drawn from Tanzania, a country with very underdeveloped credit markets (in 1989, only 5% of commercial bank lending w - Dercon - 1996
1	Ethiopia are similar to Tanzania in the set of crops grown, though the actual crop mix grown di¤ers due to di¤erences in environmental conditions. An IFPRI report from 2011 estimating crop yields in Uganda provides a useful illustration of how the varianc - Uganda