Harrison Fell and Alan Haynie, "Spatial Competition with Changing Market Institutions", Journal of Applied Econometrics, Vol. 28, No. 4, 2013, pp. 702-719. Fish-ticket Data: The primary data source is Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) fish ticket data that have been made available to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration -- Alaska Fisheries Science Center. For all fish-ticket derived data, we first condense the sample by considering deliveries from long-liners only and from deliveries greater than 500 pounds. The fish-ticket data are confidential. The variables we use are: p_{it} -- average price at port i in year t. Derived as the total value of deliveries from long-liners that were greater than 500 lbs. divided by the total weight of the deliveries for all processors in port i during year t. These values are then deflated by our PPI and normalized by the fuel price. AvgDel_{it} -- average delivery size (in 10,000 lbs.) of eligible deliveries reported on a fish ticket for port i in year t. PerHG_{it} -- the percentage of the eligible quantity delivered to i in year t that is designated as H&G as stated on the fish ticket. Per60_{it} -- the percentage of the eligible quantity delivered to i in year t that is came from boats of 60 feet or less as stated on the fish ticket. In250_{it} -- the percentage of the total quantity of fish landed at a port i in period t that came from stat6 zones with centroids that are within 250 kilometers of the port. HHI_{it} -- calculated as summation (j=1,...,J) (s_{jit})^2, where s_{jit} is the share of the total quantity delivered to port i in year t that was processed by processor j. PerSable_{it} -- the percentage of port i's total fish expenditures spent on sablefish. Non-fish-ticket Data: Variables not derived from fish tickets are described and given in the data files. The spreadsheet Fell_Haynie_Data.xlsx contains all the data. The zip file fh-data.zip contains six files: biomass.txt diesel-annual.txt diesel-monthly.txt ppi.txt tokyo.txt wage.txt Each of these is an ASCII file in DOS format that contains data and information about the source for one series. Unix/Linux users should use "unzip -a". These variables are: Labor_{it} -- 'Wage' in the data file P_{it}^{TCWM} -- 'Toyko Price' Biom_{it} -- 'Biomass'. The PPI and the fuel price used in the analysis are also included in the file Fell_Haynie_Data.xlsx and in the ASCII data files. Programs: The file fh-programs.zip contains a copy of the Matlab programs used in the analysis. To run these programs, one also needs to download the "econometrics" toolbox for Matlab developed by James LeSage and R. Kelley Pace. This toolbox can be downloaded at: http://www.spatial-econometrics.com/ Programs: sarar_GMMD.m : runs estimation of SARAR model described in Fell and Haynie (2011) given a set of break parameters. sarar_GMM_Wald : determines which parameters should be modeled with a break using the Inoue and Rossi (2010) technique.\ sarar_GMM_minCon : called by both sarar_GMMD and sarar_GMM_Wald. It is used to minimize the moment condition in estimating the parameters of the spatially autocorrelated errors. The program files are ASCII files in DOS format. Unix/Linux users should use "unzip -a".