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Heterogeneous Policy Effects in Comparative Case Studies with Treated-Unit Microdata
Policy reforms are sometimes accompanied by detailed individual-level data in the implementing jurisdiction, while only aggregate outcomes are available for potential comparison jurisdictions. This article develops an identification framework for heterogeneous policy effects when individual-level da
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