2021 prize in economic sciences lectures

Prize lectures on modern causal inference and labor-market evidence—key tools for credible economic analysis.

Labor marketsEconometrics & causal inferenceNone / empiricalLecturecausal inferencedifference in differencesinstrumental variableslabor economicslocal average treatment effectnatural experimentsDavid Card

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