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Honest Inference for Synthetic Controls with Imperfect Fit: Time-Split Validity and the Choice of Anchor
Synthetic controls are used for one treated unit that lies outside its donors' range, with a pre-treatment window too short for residual-based standard errors to be trusted. We propose inference that separates the periods used to fit the synthetic control from the periods used to assess its error. W
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