If the independent variable here is highly correlated with those controls, are there gonna be any issue of multicolinearity? For example, those high income parents are more likely to send their children to private high school…
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This is a great video on Selection Bias! Highly entertaining while also doing a lot to explain why selection bias and causal inference methods that deal with selection bias are so important!
Not much there when decent regression is used. Maybe that's only the case in this video from the 70's; we could have become more racist and sexist since then: ua-cam.com/video/bwqzA2KP5pU/v-deo.html
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OH video is made in a great way. It looks so good. Easy to understand
If the independent variable here is highly correlated with those controls, are there gonna be any issue of multicolinearity? For example, those high income parents are more likely to send their children to private high school…
I've been waiting for this and it is as amazing as anticipated. Thank you, and great job!
Wonderful explanation👌 Looking forward for the next one:)
So excited for the next one :)
As a movies lover and slow learner i really enjoys and have more comprehensive understanding with this short movie concept 😊. Im so happy finally found this kind of channel
I wish I saw these before I failed my econometrics class!!
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I love this style! Thanks for putting in the extra effort to make this amazing!
Otto : I guess we'd have to control for.......
Sensei : YES, EXACTLY!
Otto : What............
Great work! great format.
This is a great video on Selection Bias! Highly entertaining while also doing a lot to explain why selection bias and causal inference methods that deal with selection bias are so important!
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Thanks to Joshua Angrist and his team.
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RIP Dr. Krueger. May his memory be a blessing.
Then apply this to the gender gap.
i bet that dosen`t exist
Not much there when decent regression is used. Maybe that's only the case in this video from the 70's; we could have become more racist and sexist since then:
ua-cam.com/video/bwqzA2KP5pU/v-deo.html
I think the connections a big part.
I very much enjoyed this series. Sad to see it not completed.
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Great sir .its right
Quality content. 12/10
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Try out our practice questions: bit.ly/2s0DiQ7
See the full course: bit.ly/2rWoVw1
Econometrics test bank: mru.io/guy
Get updated when we release the next video: bit.ly/2XrI7NU
More from MRU: bit.ly/2O3cVS5
funny and good video.
AMAZING!!
I want to see an actual randomized trail where a private university gives say... 12.5% of their "accepts" to random applicants.
That was funny.
Looks like an Archer episode
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