165. The Economist Who (Gasp!) Asks People What They Think | People I (Mostly) Admire

A practical discussion of using what people think to identify causal effects.

Econometrics & causal inferenceNone / empiricalPodcast episodeintermediatecausal inferenceeconometric identificationinequality measurementjohn bates clark medalsubjective beliefssurveysStefanie StantchevaSteven D. Levitt

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