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First as Tragedy? Second as What? Estimating Dynamic Effects of Recurrent Events
I study treatment effect estimation when treatment events have persistent effects and can be experienced more than once. Natural disasters, job loss and health shocks are examples of such treatments. I show that the effect of a total treatment trajectory can be recovered under assumptions similar to
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