Table 1.
Descriptive statistics.
Fig 1.
Distribution of CATE by coupon type.
Distribution of CATE estimates for receiving any coupon, as well as coupons applicable to ready-to-eat food, meat and seafood, other food, drugstore products and other non-food products, denoted in monetary units.
Table 2.
ATE estimates for coupon reception (general/by coupon type).
Table 3.
Longer-term ATE estimates.
Fig 2.
GATE estimates of receiving any coupon.
GATE estimates of receiving any coupon by age, income, family size and pre-campaign expenditures with 95% confidence interval, denoted in monetary units.
Fig 3.
GATE estimates of coupons applicable to other food.
GATE estimates of coupons applicable to other food items with 95% confidence interval, denoted in monetary units.
Fig 4.
GATE estimates of drugstore coupons.
GATE estimates of drugstore coupons with 95% confidence interval, denoted in monetary units.
Fig 5.
Depth-3 trees for optimal coupon provision, by coupon type.
Depth-3 trees for optimal provision of coupons applicable to (a) ready-to-eat food, (b) meat and seafood, (c) other food, (d) drugstore products as well as (e) other non-food products.
Table 4.
ATE of coupon reception (general/by coupon type), estimated in reduced data set.
Table 5.
Longer-term ATE estimates, estimated in reduced data set.
Table 6.
ATE of coupon reception estimated by means of double ML.
Table 7.
Longer-term ATE estimates, estimated by means of double ML.
Table 8.
Goodness-of-fit test results.