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Consumption, Regression Discontinuity Design, Retirement
fertility, informal child care, pension reforms
Corporate Governance, Executive Turnover, Banking
remedial education, quasi experimental designs, policy evaluation
Corrupt sampling; Measurement error; Nonparametric bounds; Partial identification.
corrupt sampling, measurement error, nonparametric bounds, partial identification
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Measurement error, Non-parametric bounds, Partial identification, Score manipulation
connections, executive turnover, commercial and cooperative banks
misclassification, mixture models, returns to educational qualifications, treatment effects
score inflation, school quality, house prices
House Prices, School quality, Score inflation
test scores, education production, regression discontinuity
education, marriage, sex ratio, World War II
sex ratio, education, marriage, World War II
education, Marriage, Sex ratio, World War II
education policies, instruction time, policy evaluation, quantile treatment effects
Inequality, Demographics, Educational Sciences, Crime and Society, Labor & Employment Law
modes of data collection, measurement of inequality and poverty, household surveys
Household Surveys, Measurement of Inequality and Poverty, Modes of Data Collection
treatment effect distributions, early childhood, factor models, policy evaluation, quantile regression
research funding, journal ranking, higher education, education policy
Education Policy, Higher education, Journal Rankings, Research funding
Consumption, Data Collection Methods, Rank Invariance
demand patterns, evaluation of welfare programmes, food Engel curves
Early Childhood, factor models, Quantile regression, Treatment Effect Distributions
Education production, Regression Discontinuity, Test scores
