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No Randomized Trial? No Problem!

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We all want to use the best evidence and methods to prove our solutions make an impact, but using randomized controlled trials, the gold-standard in research, is often infeasible or impractical. Quasi-experimental approaches, like propensity score methods, reduce the biases associated with observational studies, making it possible to estimate accurate causal effects without randomization. Mathematica’s methods experts have mastered a range of propensity score techniques and developed new ones to meet clients’ needs.

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  • Mathematica, "undated". "No Randomized Trial? No Problem!," Mathematica Policy Research Reports d9752fa833ae4a3b99d441ab0, Mathematica Policy Research.
    • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:d9752fa833ae4a3b99d441ab01eeb209
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