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Title: | Essays on Patching Markets |
Authors: | Maxey, Tyler Tucker |
Advisors: | YarivKastl, LeeatJakub |
Contributors: | Economics Department |
Keywords: | Matching Piracy |
Subjects: | Economics |
Issue Date: | 2023 |
Publisher: | Princeton, NJ : Princeton University |
Abstract: | A patching market is a market that involves either piracy or matching. In this dissertation, I study both types of patching markets. In Chapter 1, I assess losses from piracy by merging novel title-level data on pirated and legal viewing for 660 titles on two popular streaming platforms (Netflix and Disney+) from January 2021 to June 2022. I estimate that during this period, pirates lowered platforms' revenues by 0.3\%, equal to about \$70 million. In Chapter 2, I study a model of centralized school choice in which students engage in costly search over schools before submitting preference reports to a clearinghouse. I show that common preferences generate search externalities, and the intensity of which vary by search cost and search protocol. In Chapter 3, I study a model of dynamic matching with transfers where I provide conditions under which transfers increase or decrease efficiency relative to a setting without transfers. I also provide asymptotics on equilibrium welfare as waiting costs vanish. |
URI: | http://arks.princeton.edu/ark:/88435/dsp01w9505372q |
Type of Material: | Academic dissertations (Ph.D.) |
Language: | en |
Appears in Collections: | Economics |
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