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1. When does ATE(average treatment effect) equal to ATT(average treatment effect on the treated), and when they are not equal to each other, what does
1. When does ATE(average treatment effect) equal to ATT(average treatment effect on the treated), and when they are not equal to each other, what does the inequality imply?
2. Explain the relationship/difference between ATT and the naive estimator?
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Numerical Analysis And Optimization NAO-III, Muscat, Oman, January 2014
Authors: Mehiddin Al Baali, Lucio Grandinetti, Anton Purnama
1st Edition
3319176897, 9783319176895
