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In the United States alone, more than 215 million people engage in video games for at least one hour per week, with approximately 75% of all households having at least one active player8. Interestingly, a significant proportion of video game players, approximately 83%, actively participate in ...
In order to borrow from local (regional) banks, households use domestic real estate as collateral whereas firms use both domestic real estate and physical capital. These features - together with the full characterization of trade balance and real exchange rate dynamics and with a rich array of ...
and “Collaboration High” (this represents the closest distance between any two players within the team, indicating if they are moving together as a group). The aforementioned operationalizations have several advantages in our research context. Our operationalization of behavioral interdependence captures...