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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"propensity weighting"”.

  1. Essays on Green Finance

    … Results are robust to placebo tests and inverse propensity weighting to address possible endogeneity.</p> <p><strong>Chapter 2: External Reviews and Green Bond Credibility</strong></p> <p>In an effort to alleviate greenwashing concerns, firms are increasingly commissioning voluntary external …

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  2. Machine Learning for Causal Estimation

    … frequently outperforms conventional inverse propensity weighting approaches. The second chapter introduces a new method for causal change attribution, which quantifies how different causal mechanisms contribute to shifts in the distribution of an outcome variable over time or across groups. …

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  3. Climate-change adaptation among Smallholder farmers in zambia

    … approach in combination with propensity weighting/matching and endogenous treatment approach is employed. The findings have the potential to inform the ongoing reforms in the agricultural subsidy programme. While the analysis of agricultural input subsidy programme pursue …

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  4. Understanding mental health treatment effectiveness in young people

    … similarly depressed at baseline. In addition to propensity score weighting to adjust for participants’ initial likelihood to access services, I used a clinically relevant cutoff and adjusted for a wide range of time-varying confounding variables. These adjustments give greater confidence than …

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  5. Understanding mental health treatment effectiveness in young people

    … similarly depressed at baseline. In addition to propensity score weighting to adjust for participants’ initial likelihood to access services, I used a clinically relevant cutoff and adjusted for a wide range of time-varying confounding variables. These adjustments give greater confidence than …

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