Causal inference using regression on the treatment variable
In a regression framework, the treatment can be written as a variable T:1 Ti = ˆ 1 if unit i receives the “treatment” 0 if unit i receives the “control,” or, for a continuous treatment, Ti = level of the “treatment” assigned to unit i. In the usual regression context, predictive inference relates to comparisons between
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