What Do Randomized Studies of Housing Mobility Demonstrate?: Causal Inference in the Face of Interference - Sobel, Michael E (Journal of the American Statistical Association, 2006)
Keywords: Applications; Applications and Case Studies; Causal inference; Control groups; Estimation; Estimators; Exact sciences and technology; General topics; Housing; Inference; Interference; Leases; Mathematics; Mobility; Neighborhood effects; Neighborhoods; Neighbourhoods; Poverty; Probability and statistics; Random allocation; Random sampling; Randomized algorithms; Research trends; Sciences and techniques of general use; Social interaction; Social mobility; Social sciences; Stable unit treatment value assumption; Statistics; Vouchers; Causal inference; Treatment efficiency; Interference; Average; Neighborhood effects; Statistical estimation; Covariate; Mean estimation; Stable unit treatment value assumption; Statistical method; Unbiased estimation; Treatment effect; Application