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Introduction to Difference in Differences (DID) Analysis

Introduction to Difference in Differences (DID) Analysis

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and makes a casual inference about an independent variable (e.g., an event, treatment, or policy) on an outcome variable • A non-equivalence control group design establishes the temporal order of the independent variable and the dependent variable, so it establishes which variable is the cause and which one is the effect

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