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Evaluating nationwide health interventions when standard before-after doesn’t work : Malawi’s ITN distribution program

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Nationwide health interventions are difficult to evaluate as contemporaneous control groups do not exist and before-after approaches are usually infeasible. We propose an alternative semi-parametric estimator that is based on the assumption that the intervention has no direct effect on the...