Research by Vosgerau et al suggests decision-makers tend to interpret correlational relationships as causal when sample sizes are large (vs small)—even when given experimental evidence showing no or opposite causal effect:
buff.ly/5ZjWJ8E
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Gratitude, because the peaceful revolution of 1989 was nothing short of a miracle — a bloodless dismantling of a repressive regime.
Reflection, because the wounds of the transition still mark the country —and because
Gratitude, because the peaceful revolution of 1989 was nothing short of a miracle — a bloodless dismantling of a repressive regime.
Reflection, because the wounds of the transition still mark the country —and because
...this is what makes our country great
Snaffled a live Talk Talk record, new Swans, old grinderman and some Steely Dan today.
Snaffled a live Talk Talk record, new Swans, old grinderman and some Steely Dan today.
Work tasks ✅
Break from family responsibilities ✅
Evening ICE from Berlin to Munich ✅
Beer ✅
Sun seeking ✅
Window seat ✅
Ready to tune out and listen to some shoegaze ✅
I open my AirPods case and the pods are at home
Work tasks ✅
Break from family responsibilities ✅
Evening ICE from Berlin to Munich ✅
Beer ✅
Sun seeking ✅
Window seat ✅
Ready to tune out and listen to some shoegaze ✅
I open my AirPods case and the pods are at home
When can I get away with using two-way fixed effects?
If so, check out this new working paper!
It proposes tests for differences in dynamic treatment effects over cohorts, which allows you to explore when TWFE is likely to be biased.
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