The following are reasons for studying randomized controlled experiment in an econometrics course, with the exception of
A) at a conceptual level, the notion of an ideal randomized controlled experiment provides a benchmark against which to judge estimates of causal effects in practice.
B) when experiments are actually conducted, their results can be very influential, so it is important to understand the limitations and threats to validity of actual experiments as well as their strength.
C) randomized controlled experiments in economics are common.
D) external circumstances sometimes produce what appears to be randomization.
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Q14: In a quasi-experiment
A)quasi differences are used,
Q15: In the context of a controlled experiment,
Q16: With panel data, the causal effect
A)cannot be
Q17: The following does not represent a threat
Q18: All of the following are reasons for
Q20: Heterogeneous population
A)implies that heteroskedasticity-robust standard errors must
Q21: In a sharp regression discontinuity design,
A)crossing the
Q22: Small sample sizes in an experiment
A)biases the
Q23: Quasi-experiments
A)provide a bridge between the econometric analysis
Q24: In the case of heterogeneous causal effects,
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