Template_Poster.tex

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\title{The Title of This Poster Can Be Rather Long}
\author{%
	Adam Smith,\affilindicator{a,\,c}
	% Set the name of the presenting coauthor in boldface:
	{\bfseries Janet Smith},\affilindicator{b,\,c} and
	Jeremiah Smith\affilindicator{a}
} % Author(s)
\institute{%
	\affilindicator{a}\,University of Bonn, Germany;
	\affilindicator{b}\,University of Cologne, Germany (\email{janet.smith@example.org});
	\affilindicator{c}\,Cluster of Excellence ECONtribute%
} % Institution(s)
\date{}

\usepackage{xspace}
\newcommand{\balA}[1][1]{BAL$^\mathup{I}_{#1:#1}$\xspace}
\newcommand{\unbalA}[1][n]{UNBAL$^\mathup{I}_{1:#1}$\xspace}
\newcommand{\balB}[1][1]{BAL$^\mathup{II}_{#1:#1}$\xspace}
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% Recommendation:
% Place figures and tables at the top of the poster.
% This way they will be at eye level.
% You will mostly be talking about your figures and tables, while
% the body text is largely supplementary and can thus be placed
% in the bottom half of your poster (at hip level ...).

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		Study design.\;
		{\mdseries Laying out the poster: Placement of all elements is done via \code{\textbackslash begin\{textblock*\} ... \textbackslash end\{textblock*\}} as the outer environment. For figures, use \code{\textbackslash begin\{alertblock\}\{\textit{caption}\} ... \textbackslash end\{alertblock\}} as the inner environment.}
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	\vspace{-0.25cm}
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			\centering\textbf{\boldmath Example~1.\; BAL$^{\mathbfup{I}}_{1{:}1}$ vs. UNBAL$^{\mathbfup{I}}_{1{:}8}$}\par
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			\centering\textbf{\boldmath Example~2.\; BAL$^{\mathbfup{II}}_{1:1}$ vs. UNBAL$^{\mathbfup{II}}_{8:1}$}\par
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		\sffamily\bfseries\small%\\
		Recommendation: \\
		Place figures and tables at the top of the poster. \\[\medskipamount]
		\mdseries
		You will be primarily talking about your figures and tables. \\
		Hence, these are the most important elements of your poster. \\
		Placing them at the top puts them at eye level. \\
		The body text is largely supplementary and can thus \\
		be placed in the bottom half.
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		Main result.\;
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		(B)~{\mdseries The font packages must be available as part of your TeX installation.}
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		\alert{Absolute and relative measure of concentration bias ($\tilde{d}$ and $\tilde{d}^{\textup{rel}}$, respectively) in \textsc{Main-Treat\-ment}}
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			& \multicolumn{3}{@{}c}{OLS} & {Tobit}  \\
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			& {Lower bound} & {Midpoint} & {Upper bound} &  \\
			& {(1)} & {(2)} & {(3)} & {(4)} \\
			\midrule
			\smash{\(\tilde{d}\)} in \textsc{Main-Treat\-ment} &     31.64\ensuremath{^{***}} &    37.61\ensuremath{^{***}} &    43.58\ensuremath{^{***}} &    37.094\ensuremath{^{***}} \\
			&  (2.685)         &  (3.575)         &  (4.683)         &  (3.658)         \\
			\midrule
			\smash{\(\tilde{d}^{\textup{rel}}\)} in \textsc{Main-Treat\-ment} &    0.190\ensuremath{^{***}} &    0.224\ensuremath{^{***}} &    0.259\ensuremath{^{***}} &  \\
			&  (0.016)         &  (0.021)         &  (0.027)         &         \\
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			Observations    &    {100}         &    {100}         &    {100}         &    {100}         \\
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		\justifying\small%
		\textit{Notes:}
		This table presents estimates of the average absolute and relative measure of concentration bias, $\tilde{d}$ and $\tilde{d}^{\textup{rel}}$, respectively.
		Robust standard errors in parentheses. Sample includes all observations from \textsc{Main-Treat\-ment}.
		\ensuremath{^{*}}\,\({p < 0.1}\), \ensuremath{^{**}}\,\({p < 0.05}\), \ensuremath{^{***}}\,\({p < 0.01}\).\\[15pt]
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		Additional result.\;
		{\mdseries Say, evidence on the mechanism or alternative explanations.}
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\begin{parblock}{Introduction}
	\alert{Align elements both horizontally and vertically!}

	\vspace{0.333333\baselineskip}
	\noindent We define various lengths and commands to facilitate both horizontal and vertical alignment of all elements.

	\vspace{0.666667\baselineskip}
	\noindent\alert{Horizontal alignment}

	\begin{description}
		\item[\code{\textbackslash leftmargin}] Horizontal position of the left border of the left-most text column: \code{40.5mm} by default.
		\item[\code{\textbackslash rightmargin}] Horizontal position of the right border of the right-most text column: \code{40.5mm} by default.
		\item[\code{\textbackslash numcols}] Number of columns on poster: \code{3}~by default (increase to \code{4} or \code{5} for poster in landscape orientation).
		\item[\code{\textbackslash colsep}] Space between columns (so-called ``gutter''): \code{15.5mm} by default.
		\item[\code{\textbackslash colwidth}] Column width: paper width (841~mm for A0 portrait) minus margins (${2 \times 40.5}$~mm) minus gutters (${2 \times 15.5}$~mm), by default 243~mm.
	\end{description}
	\sidenote{Test citations: \cite{Lisi1995}, \cite{Koszegi2013}.}
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\begin{parblock}{Methods {\mdseries(see Box~1)}}
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		\item[\code{\textbackslash blockOne}] Vertical position of upper border of first figure or block of text: \code{19.50cm} by default.
		\item[\code{\textbackslash blockTwo}] Vertical position of upper border of second figure or block of text: \code{48.25cm} in this document.
		\item[\code{\textbackslash blockThree}] Vertical position of upper border of third figure or block of text.
	\end{description}

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		\noindent\textsf{\textbf{Math test}}

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		$$
			\hat{\bm{\beta}} = (\bm{X}'\,\bm{X})^{-1} \bm{X}'\,\bm{y};\
			\varepsilon \sim \mathup{N}(0, \sigma_{\kern-0.15em \varepsilon});\
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		$$
			\mathup{E}[X \kern0.075em|\kern0.075em \bm{\Upsilon}] \coloneq \!\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\! x\,f(x \kern0.075em|\kern0.075em \bm{\Upsilon})\,\mathup{d}x
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		{\boldmath
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\begin{parblock}{Control experiment}
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	\begin{itemize}
		\item Use \code{\textbackslash begin\{parblock\} ... \textbackslash end\{parblock\}} for body text as the inner environment.
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		\item \alert{Text font:} \textrm{Charter}. This font is provided via the \href{https://ctan.org/pkg/xcharter}{XCharter} package, with the mathematical symbols provided by the \href{https://ctan.org/pkg/mathdesign}{mathdesign} package. \sidenote{\cite{Bierbrauer2022}.}
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	\noindent Placement of \emph{all} elements is done via the \code{textblock*} environment which takes two arguments: width in~\code{\{\}} and $(x, y)$-position of the upper left corner in~\code{()}.

	\vspace{0.666667\baselineskip}\noindent%
	\alert{Width values} \sidenote{\citep{Dertwinkel-Kalt2022}}:
	\begin{itemize}
		\setlength{\itemsep}{0pt}
		\item 1-column box: \code{\textbackslash colwidth}.
		\item 2-column box: \code{2\textbackslash colwidth + \textbackslash colsep}.
		\item 3-column box: \code{3\textbackslash colwidth + 2\textbackslash colsep}.
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		\setlength{\itemsep}{0pt}
		\item Box starting in column~1: \code{\textbackslash leftmargin}.
		\item Box starting in column~2: \\
			\code{\textbackslash leftmargin + \textbackslash colwidth + \textbackslash colsep}.
		\item Box starting in column~3: \\
			\code{\textbackslash leftmargin + 2\textbackslash colwidth + 2\textbackslash colsep}.
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	\alert{Vertical ($y$) values:}
	\begin{itemize}
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