The researcher produces the following estimates on the causal impacts of the welfare program for employment using data from an evaluation sample of moderate size using both estimation methodologies regression and propensity-score weighing/matching: Control 81'0\"!) Dependent variables: OLS estimate Matching estimate mean (1) (2) (3) Emplomant 0060* -0.03 6\" 0.395 (0.035) (0.017) Employment in the formal sector 0066\" -0.022 0.174 (0.029) (0.016) N 2,867 2,867 Notes: Column 1 reports OLS estimates using a saturatedinXj regression using age groups, ethnicity, educational attainment categories, and demographic composition of the household (grouped)) as covariates. Column 2 reports propensity-score weighing estimates using these covariates as explanatory variables in the estimation of the propensity score. Standard errors are clustered at the municipality level, 0 Compare the estimates of the effects of the program on employment outcomes presented above, in the context of the econometric discussion in Parts B and C above [5]