Instruments, Randomization, and Learning about Development¶
Deaton, A. (2010). Instruments, Randomization, and Learning about Development. Journal of Economic Literature.
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- Experimental social science — lab-versus-field generalization, WEIRD-sample concerns, and whether mTurk effects carry to the general population. Clinical trials — the efficacy-versus-effectiveness gap and the regulatory move from controlled pre-approval trials to Phase IV / pragmatic trials in the routine-care population (PICOTS, target-trial emulation). Development economics and policy — the scaling-up failure of small site-specific RCTs to national programmes (the Banerjee/Duflo-versus-Deaton debate over policy generalization)
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- Experimental social science — lab-versus-field generalization, WEIRD-sample concerns, and whether mTurk effects carry to the general population. Clinical trials — the efficacy-versus-effectiveness gap and the regulatory move from controlled pre-approval trials to Phase IV / pragmatic trials in the routine-care population (PICOTS, target-trial emulation). Development economics and policy — the scaling-up failure of small site-specific RCTs to national programmes (the Banerjee/Duflo-versus-Deaton debate over policy generalization)
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