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Estimating Effects of Time-Varying Special Education Regimes Using Targeted Maximum Likelihood
Longitudinal treatments are common in social science research but are often reduced to ever-versus-never exposure indicators that obscure their time-varying nature. This study shows how causal questions can be clarified by defining treatments through explicit intervention regimes rather than collaps
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