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Replication data for: Credit Constraints and the Measurement of Time Preferences

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socioeconomic

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This file contains the replication data and analysis files for the article "Credit Constraints and the Measurement of Time Preferences" by Mark Dean and Anja Sautmann. Abstract: Incentivized experiments are often used to identify the time preferences of households in developing countries. We argue theoretically and empirically that experimental measures may not identify preference parameters, but are a useful tool for understanding financial shocks and constraints. Using data from an experiment in Mali we find that subject responses vary with savings and financial shocks, meaning they provide information about credit constraints and can be used to test models of risk sharing. Volume XX, Issue X

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