Discussion of J. Heckman's Lecture : the Principles Underlying Evaluation Estimators with an Application to Matching
Jean‐Pierre Florens
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Jean‐Pierre Florens
Abstract
The paper of James Heckman is an extremely interesting survey of a huge literature on evaluation estimators with a special attention to matching estimation. The article essentially concentrates on models with two levels of treatment (1 for treated and 0 for non treated). My discussion will consider a slightly larger case with a possible continuous ordered set of treatment levels.
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The paper of James Heckman is an extremely interesting survey of a huge literature on evaluation estimators with a special attention to matching estimation. The article essentially concentrates on models with two levels of treatment (1 for treated and 0 for non treated). My discussion will consider a slightly larger case with a possible continuous ordered set of treatment levels.
Key concepts: Estimator, Matching (statistics), Set (abstract data type), Econometrics, Estimation, Economics, Mathematical economics, Computer science