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- "Predicting Cooperation with
Trembles" data
and code
-
"Method
of Moments and Maximum Likelihood in the Laboratory"
data and code
- "Behavioral Mechanism Design
in the Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma" data and code
- "Behavioral Mechanism Design
as a Benchmark for Experimental Studies" data and code.
- "Phoenix From the Ashes: the
Evolution of Resilient Mechanisms" and
"The Evolution of Resilience" code
- "Self Control, Risk Aversion
and the Allais Paradox" code.
- Book Revenue Data 2003
data
on book revenues in MS Excel format. The list of books was
compiled by using the query "subject: fiction and pubdate:
during 9-2003 and binding: Hardcover" on amazon's
power
search to get a list of all fiction on amazon published
during 9-2003. Of the 1913 titles listed, 1713 were in stock,
had prices listed and were published in the correct month. The
ISBN numbers for these 1713 books are recorded on the
spreadsheet and the prices are those listed on Amazon. The total
sales are through 11-2004 and represent sales reported by Ingram
through their voice reporting system at 615-213-6803. The data
for September 2003 was collected during November 21 - December
4, 2004, while the September 2004 data was collected during
November 14-27, 2004. 2004. Sales data was available for 1284 of
the titles. According to the Yahoo
profile Ingram's 2003 revenue was $2.2 billion. According
to Association
of
American Publishers total book revenue for 2003 was $23.4
billion, which would mean Ingram represents roughly 10% of the
market. According to Google
"answers" Ingram's market share is roughly 1/6th, a
somewhat higher market share. The 2004
data was generated the same way as the 2003 data, but
using publications in 9-2004. For 9-2004 there were 1388 titles
listed 1235 were in stock and in the correct month, and 1153 had
sales data. Note that the results of the Amazon query is not
identical every time the query is run, and that the sales data
except for the year 2003 is also subject to change over time, so
it is impossible to exactly replicate this data. However the
variation due to these changes is small. In searching for ISBNs,
bear in mind that they are 10 digit numbers without commas; the
spreadsheet inserts commas and suppresses the leading zeroes. Data collected by Hengjie Ai,
University of Minnesota.
- Copyright Time Series
U.S. Population and
copyright registrations. Sources are documented in the
file.
- Patent Time Series NSF data,
sources documented inside the file.
- R&D Cross Section
IPR data was provided by Walter
Park. Data as a csv suitable
for use with statistical packages, spreadsheet
with data sources documented, as well as list of which countries
and years correspond to which observations. GDP data is here.
- Experimental Voting Data
experimental
data for Levine, D. K. and T. R. Palfrey [2005]: "The
Paradox of Voter Participation: A Laboratory Study," also STATA
file with data
definitions.
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