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CAUSAL ESTIMATION IN ECONOMICS

ECON 707
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Most empirical work in economics focuses on estimation of causal effects, including causal effects of an economic policy, a program, or a person's decision. Discussion of the basic causality issue and contemporary methods in econometrics for identifying and estimating causal effects.

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