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Timing is Crucial for Matching Platforms o Matching markets are dyn dynamic (= new agents enter or abandon the market) Car-pooling platforms Longer initial wait times enabled the app to make more efficient matches 1 1 See Korolko et

“Timing” is Crucial for Matching Platforms o Matching markets are dyn dynamic (= new agents enter or abandon the market) Car-pooling platforms “Longer initial wait times enabled the app to make more efficient matches” 1 1 See Korolko et al. [‘19], HBS case study: The Launch of Express Pool [‘18] Dynamic Stochastic Matching Under Limited Time, Aouad and Saritac (2020)

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