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Causal Identification under Interference: The Role of Treatment Assignment Independence
Applied researchers often use identification formulas derived under individualistic treatment response (ITR), which rules out interference, even when interference is plausible but unobserved. We characterize what these identification formulas recover under arbitrary interference. For selection on ob
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