13. Random experiments, the “gold standard” of impact evaluation?
Jatteau, Arthur
13. Random experiments, the “gold standard” of impact evaluation? - 2018.
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By randomly sampling the recipients of the public policies they study, randomized controlled trials allow the effects of these policies to be assessed and are considered by many economists as a gold standard. However, they are subject to multiple limitations, which weaken their validity and call for a wider use of mixed empirical designs that include qualitative methods.
13. Random experiments, the “gold standard” of impact evaluation? - 2018.
93
By randomly sampling the recipients of the public policies they study, randomized controlled trials allow the effects of these policies to be assessed and are considered by many economists as a gold standard. However, they are subject to multiple limitations, which weaken their validity and call for a wider use of mixed empirical designs that include qualitative methods.
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