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Causal inference with staggered entries and effects that change over calendar time
Studies with staggered entry, in which individuals enroll at different calendar times, are ubiquitous in medicine and related disciplines. Because these studies usually have a fixed administrative end of follow-up, identification of the estimand of interest relies on assumptions about the right-cens
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