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Efficient estimation and the cost of complete-case coarsening under monotone sequential MAR
Complete-case coarsening discards observed confounder values from partially complete records. We study its consequences for average treatment effect estimation with two ordered, partially observed confounders under monotone sequential missing at random. We specialize the standard coarsening-at-rando
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