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Introduction to Differences-in-Differences Practice Questions
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1. In the video, the treatment being examined is:
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a. Bank failure
b. “Easy” money.
c. “Tight” money.
d. Differences-in-Differences.
e. None of the above.
2. If the treatment were effective, which outcome would we expect to observe?
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a. Fewer bank failures.
b. Increased bank failures.
c. Continued parallel trends.
d. No differences in any variables unrelated to bank failure.
e. None of the above.
3. Practically, how is DD (Differences-in-Differences) typically implemented?
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a. Non-parametric statistical techniques.
b. Randomized trials.
c. Regression analysis.
d. Instrumental variables.
e. None of the above.
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Mastering Econometrics
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(23 videos)
Introduction
The Path from Cause to Effect
Think Like a Master
Ceteris Paribus
Practice Questions
Selection Bias
Practice Questions
The Furious Five
Introduction to Randomized Trials
Practice Questions
How to Read Economics Research Papers: Randomized Controlled Trials (RCTs)
Practice Questions
Introduction to Regression Analysis
How to Read Economics Research Papers: Regression Analysis
Introduction to Instrumental Variables, Part One
Practice Questions
Introduction to Instrumental Variables, Part Two
How to Read Economics Research Papers: Instrumental Variables
Introduction to Regression Discontinuity Designs
How to Read Economics Research Papers: Regression Discontinuity Designs
Introduction to Differences-in-Differences
Practice Questions
How to Read Economics Research Papers: Differences-in-Differences
Bonus: Q&A with Master Joshway
Isn't Econometrics Boring?
What's the Difference between Econometrics and Statistics?
Are Machine Learning and Big Data Changing Econometrics?
What's With All the Kung Fu Stuff?
What's the Difference between Econometrics and Data Science?
If I Master Econometrics, What Jobs Can I Get?
Did You Drive for Uber?
Bonus: 2021 Nobel Prize in Economics
Joshua Angrist Nobel Prize Lecture 2021
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Causality, Experiments, and Potential Outcomes
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