Methods Based on Selection on Unobservables
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Summary
This chapter illustrates methods suitable for dealing with unobservable selection by critically discussing various Instrumental-variables (IV) approaches, by introducing the Heckman Selection-model, and by illustrating the Difference-in differences (DID) estimator both in a repeated cross section and in a longitudinal data structure.
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