This paper proposes a new estimation method for regression discontinuity models, allowing for estimation of a treatment effect beyond the jump point (with additional assumptions). The proposed procedure consistently estimates the treatment effect function, as well as the average outcome in the absence of treatment. The treatment effect estimator is root-N consistent. We apply the method to an important question in health economics–what is the effect of having Medicare insurance on admissions and health care costs after age 65? Our preferred models shows an increase in both admissions and costs after age 65 due to Medicare.Regression discountiuity; Medicare; mortality; health expenditures.
The key assumption in regression discontinuity analysis is that the distribution of potential outcom...
This article proposes a fully nonparametric kernel method to account for observed covariates in reg...
Abstract. This paper provides a discussion of recent developments related to the applicability of th...
In regression discontinuity models, where the probability of treatment jumps discretely when a runni...
When patients receive an intervention based on whether they score below or above some threshold valu...
Regression discontinuity analyses can generate estimates of the causal effects of an exposure when a...
AbstractObjectivesRegression discontinuity (RD) designs allow for rigorous causal inference when pat...
Regression Discontinuity (RD) models identify local treatment effects by associating a discrete chan...
In epidemiology, the regression discontinuity design has received increasing attention recently and ...
Regression discontinuity models, where the probability of treatment jumps discretely when a running ...
In epidemiology, the regression discontinuity design has received increasing attention recently and ...
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD) is one of the most popular designs in the field of causal infe...
Standard Regression Discontinuity (RD) designs exploit a discontinuity (a jump) in the treatment pro...
Regression discontinuity models are commonly used to nonparametrically identify and esti-mate a loca...
The key assumption in regression discontinuity analysis is that the distribution of potential outcom...
The key assumption in regression discontinuity analysis is that the distribution of potential outcom...
This article proposes a fully nonparametric kernel method to account for observed covariates in reg...
Abstract. This paper provides a discussion of recent developments related to the applicability of th...
In regression discontinuity models, where the probability of treatment jumps discretely when a runni...
When patients receive an intervention based on whether they score below or above some threshold valu...
Regression discontinuity analyses can generate estimates of the causal effects of an exposure when a...
AbstractObjectivesRegression discontinuity (RD) designs allow for rigorous causal inference when pat...
Regression Discontinuity (RD) models identify local treatment effects by associating a discrete chan...
In epidemiology, the regression discontinuity design has received increasing attention recently and ...
Regression discontinuity models, where the probability of treatment jumps discretely when a running ...
In epidemiology, the regression discontinuity design has received increasing attention recently and ...
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD) is one of the most popular designs in the field of causal infe...
Standard Regression Discontinuity (RD) designs exploit a discontinuity (a jump) in the treatment pro...
Regression discontinuity models are commonly used to nonparametrically identify and esti-mate a loca...
The key assumption in regression discontinuity analysis is that the distribution of potential outcom...
The key assumption in regression discontinuity analysis is that the distribution of potential outcom...
This article proposes a fully nonparametric kernel method to account for observed covariates in reg...
Abstract. This paper provides a discussion of recent developments related to the applicability of th...