The weekend effect in television viewership and prime-time scheduling
The observed drops in the ratings of television programs on Fridays and Saturdays are likely a result of two factors: intrinsic contraction in demand for television watching and endogenous scheduling. I decompose the observed weekend effect into the effects from these two factors. To this end, I est...
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Main Author: | YEO, Jung Won |
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Language: | English |
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2017
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