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Introduction to Difference in Differences (DID) Analysis

Introduction to Difference in Differences (DID) Analysis

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Internal and External Validity • When designing an experiment, researchers need to consider how extraneous variables may threaten the internal validity and external validity of an experiment • Internal validity refers to the extent to which an experiment can establish the causal relation between the independent variable and the outcome variable

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