The Rubin Causal model - an introduction

[@Hari-cz3od]

Awesome! You saved my econometrics and causal inference classes. Thank you so much, Ben.

[@datajunkie3427]

One of the most important concept in social science! Thanks for continually uploading these awesome videos

[@SpartacanUsuals]

Hi, many thanks for your message and kind words. I am just uploading some more of these videos on causality - let me know your feedback on them. Best, Ben

[@datajunkie3427]

Are you following the book "the mostly harmless econometrics?" I found the approach you took for these videos very similar to theirs.

[@SpartacanUsuals]

Hi, it is one of the resources which I use - an excellent book I must admit! I try to attribute where I use exact methods however. Best, Ben

[@SERGIORFOLIVEIRA]

Thank you. If you have other book suggestions on that subject, they will be very welcome.

[@SpartacanUsuals]

Hi, I will have a think and let you know. All the best, Ben

[@leokrak71042]

Hi, just wanna let you know that all your videos are really helpful! Merry xmas ;)

[@danielchild5205]

Wow, crystal clear explanation. Thank you.

[@annalenax5837]

Greatest Video!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@timothywise9731]

Sorry for not understanding you very well, but what does the “T” stand for in ACT?

[@chandanakella9448]

average causal effect on treated

[@TOPAZBLUEFOX]

Very good explanation

[@yotaxu]

hi, Ben. thank you so much. I just have a question about the definition of delta.
and seems delta is unconditional mean if put the expectation.
also, the delta =ACE +SB, which the RHS are all conditional mean
is it correct?

[@yotaxu]

gig X I mean the reason I need a clear definition is because I am confused about delta and ACE.
ps. I am not native english speaker so it confused me a lot..

[@yotaxu]

gig X ACE= ACT + SB
this is my understanding but I am confused when watching your continue video..