Issues In Estimating The Employment Generated By

Regression Discontinuity Designs in Economics

enously generated as if by a coin-flip. Such an assumption is often difficult to justify (except when an actual lottery was run, as in Angrist (1990), or if there were some biological process, e.g., gen-der determination of a baby, mimicking a coin-flip). By contrast, the variation that RD designs isolate is randomized

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