Potential pilot problems: Treatment spillovers in financial regulatory experiments
In analyzing regulatory experiments, a fundamental assumption is that the control group is unaffected. However, in many settings, this assumption may not hold. Generally, the total effect of a regulatory change consists of direct and indirect effects, but the standard difference-in-difference approa...
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Main Authors: | BOEHMER, Ekkehart, JONES, Charles, ZHANG, Xiaoyan |
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2020
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