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An intuitive introduction to Difference-in-Differences

Published January 30, 2015

Views 273K  |  Likes 2.8K  |  Comments 104
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Doug McKeeDoug McKee
5.48K subs•12 videos•Jan 2015

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273,037

Likes

2,800

Comments

104

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Total (all-time): $191 – $546

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Difference-in-Differences is one of the most widely applied methods for estimating causal effects of programs when the program was not implemented as a randomized controlled trial. In this video I describe the situations where the method is applicable and give you the intuition behind it. I also explain how and why yo…

Published
January 30, 2015
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Total views
273K
Total likes
2.8K
Total comments
104
Published
January 30, 2015
Global rank by views
#8,882,540

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