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Ahmet Gulek

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Labor Economics, Econometrics, Public Economics, Development Economics
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Working Papers

Driving While Hungry: The Effect of Fasting on Traffic Accidents

By Ahmet Gulek

February 2024

Formal Effects of Informal Labor Supply: Evidence from the Syrian refugees in Turkey

Synthetic Instruments in DiD designs with unmeasured confounding

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