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The matching problem using Stata

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  • Choonjoo Lee

    (Korea National Defense University)

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A main purpose of this presentation is to discuss an algorithm for the matching problem. As an example, K-cycle Kidney exchange problem is defined and solved using user-written Stata program.

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  • Choonjoo Lee, 2019. "The matching problem using Stata," 2019 Stata Conference 43, Stata Users Group.
    • Handle: RePEc:boc:scon19:43
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