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An Anatomy of Event Studies: Hypothetical Experiments, Exact Decomposition, and Weighting Diagnostics
In recent decades, event studies have become widely used in health and social research to estimate the dynamic effects of staggered interventions. In this paper, we develop a framework grounded in experimental design principles for observational studies that encompasses common event study estimators
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