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This paper did not use any data. However, it did use Matlab programs to
generate figures and tables. All programs are enclosed in the zip file
programs.zip. The programs are ASCII files in DOS format. 
Unix users should use "unzip -a".

Here are brief descriptions of the programs:

- Figures 1-2: fig1_2.m (requires functions: irf.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 3: fig3.m (requires function: irf.m)

- Figure 4: fig4.m

- Figure 5: fig5.m (requires functions: opl3f.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 6: fig6_9.m, to generate Figure 6, set st=3D'EL' on row 18
(requires functions: opl2f.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 7: fig6_9.m, to generate Figure 7, set st=3D'Vpi' on row 18
(requires functions: opl2f.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 8: fig6_9.m, to generate Figure 8, set st=3D'Vx' on row 18
(requires functions: opl2f.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 9: fig6_9.m, to generate Figure 9, set st=3D'Vi' on row 18
(requires functions: opl2f.m, calib6f.m)

- Figure 10: fig10.m, to generate Figure 10, set st=3D'EL' on row 18
(requires functions: opl2f.m, calib6f.m)

- Table 2: table2.m (requires functions: opl3f.m, calib6f.m)

Marc Giannoni
Columbia University
Graduate School of Business
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