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Designing Independent Variation: A Guided Iteration Methodology for Price Experiments in Short, Correlated Panels
Estimation error in short, correlated pricing panels is dominated by trajectory dispersion rather than sampling noise, creating an identification shortfall that only independently assigned variation can resolve. We propose a guided iteration methodology to decide how much variation to generate, wher
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