Behavioral Food Subsidies and Time Preferences Replication Data

Andy Brownback provided this replication data and code for two peer-reviewed economics papers published in 2025 and 2026. The collection supports research on behavioral food subsidies, time preferences, and food choice within the social sciences domain, though specific record counts are not provided in the metadata. It includes the empirical evidence used for findings in the Review of Economics and Statistics and the Journal of Public Economics.

Use Cases

• Replicating econometric models to verify the impact of price incentives on food choice
• Analyzing the correlation between time preference metrics and participant food selection
• Testing alternative statistical specifications on the original experimental data regarding behavioral subsidies

Strengths

• Peer-reviewed origin in the Review of Economics and Statistics and Journal of Public Economics
• Includes original analysis code for full transparency and reproducibility
• Covers two distinct but related behavioral economics studies

Limitations

• Unknown sample size and demographic distribution
• Specific column names and data formats are not documented in the primary metadata

Provenance

Source

Review of Economics and Statistics Dataverse

Collection Method

surveyed

Time Range

2025-2026

Freshness

Last updated March 2026, reflecting the publication dates of the associated research papers.