Disclosing Economists’ Privacy Perspectives: A Survey of American Economic Association Members’ Views on Differential Privacy and the Usability of Noise-Infused Data
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DOI 10.1162/99608f92.a8fb0371
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Copy CitationAaron R. Williams, Joshua Snoke, Claire McKay Bowen, and Andrés Felipe Barrientos, Data Privacy Protection: A More Sustainable Future for Applied Social Science Research (Harvard Data Science Review, Special Issue 6, 2023), https://www.nber.org/books-and-chapters/data-privacy-protection-more-sustainable-future-applied-social-science-research/disclosing-economists-privacy-perspectives-survey-american-economic-association-members-views.
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