DR-ME is the first semiparametrically efficient finite-location kernel test for interpretable distributional treatment effects, using orthogonal doubly robust features derived from observational data.
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Wage subsidies boosted apprentice commencements by 70% but did not raise retention or completions, with evidence of sharp practice converting existing workers in non-trade roles.
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Semiparametric Efficient Test for Interpretable Distributional Treatment Effects
DR-ME is the first semiparametrically efficient finite-location kernel test for interpretable distributional treatment effects, using orthogonal doubly robust features derived from observational data.
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Dissipating the correlation smokescreen: Causal decomposition of the radiative effects of biomass burning aerosols over the South-East Atlantic
Biomass burning aerosols produce -2.5 W m^{-2} regional shortwave cooling over the South-East Atlantic, decomposed equally into ARI, ARI adjustments, and ACI after causal removal of confounding biases.
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A rapid evaluation of Australia's COVID-era apprentice wage subsidy programs
Wage subsidies boosted apprentice commencements by 70% but did not raise retention or completions, with evidence of sharp practice converting existing workers in non-trade roles.