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This paper proposes sequential matching and inverse selection probability weighting to estimate dynamic causal effects …. The sequential matching estimators extend simple, matching estimators based on propensity scores for static causal … estimators perform well in small and medium size samples. Based on the application of the sequential matching estimators to an …
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informative data originating from administrative records. Using a matching estimator for multiple programmes, we find positive …
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The need to evaluate the performance of active labour market policies is not questioned any longer. Even though OECD countries spend significant shares of national resources on these measures, unemployment rates remain high or even increase. We focus on microeconometric evaluation which has to...
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and social security records. We apply a matching estimator adapted for the case of multiple programmes. We find …
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justifies the application of a matching estimator but also allows to take account of threefold heterogeneity. The recently …
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Matching has become a popular approach to estimate average treatment effects. It is based on the conditional … matching estimators are not robust. We address this problem with the bounding approach proposed by Rosenbaum (2002), where … to undermine the implications of the matching analysis. …
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the approach retains its basic simplicity. The paper also outlines a matching estimator potentially suitable in that …
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matching, inverse probability weighting and doubly robust estimators change under the case of correlated covariates …
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Heckman’s (1976, 1979) sample selection model has been employed in many studies of linear or nonlinear regression applications. It is well known that ignoring the sample selectivity problem may result in inconsistency of the estimator due to the correlation between the statistical errors in...
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