Selection Bias: Will You Make More Going to a Private University?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มิ.ย. 2024
- MIT’s Josh Angrist returns from his mountaintop meditation to guide us in our next econometrics lesson: selection bias! Graduates of private universities make 14% more than graduates of public universities. Does that mean attending a private universities causes your wages to go up? In this video, Master Joshway shows how randomized trials and regression can be used to address this question.
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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!
RIP Dr. Krueger. May his memory be a blessing.
funny and good video.
I think the connections a big part.
That's why MIT is at the top... Love the way you teach,,,,, I wish you success sir.
I want to see an actual randomized trail where a private university gives say... 12.5% of their "accepts" to random applicants.
Some are bought.
Looks like an Archer episode
That was funny.
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:
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