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Testing Common Causality of Covariates: Evidence from Private-Sector Ban-the-Box Policies
When including covariates in Difference-in-Differences, researchers must consider not only which covariates to include, but also how to model them. The Common Causality of Covariates (CCC) assumption requires that covariate coefficients in the untreated potential-outcome model remain constant across
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