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Semi-parametric estimation of program impacts on dispersion of potential wages

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Semi-parametric estimation of program impacts on dispersion of potential wages

Chen, Stacey H.; Khan, Shakeeb - 2012

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Introduction to pandemic econometrics/Covid-19 pandemic

Tamer, Elie T. - In: Journal of econometrics 220 (2021), pp. 1

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Identification of treatment effects with selective participation in a randomized trial

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Pandemic econometrics

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Using Observational vs. Randomized Controlled Trial Data to Learn About Treatment Effects

Tamer, Elie T.; Kline, Brendan - 2011

Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) are routinely used in medicine and are becoming more popular in economics. Data from RCTs are used to learn about treatment effects of interest. This paper studies what one can learn about the average treatment response (ATR) and average treatment effect (ATE)...

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The long run impact of immigration on labor market in an advanced economy : evidence from US data

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Immigration and economic growth : further evidence from US data

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