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In one of the real-world applications of the model that would have implications for policymakers, Imben partnered with statistician Donald Rubin and economist Bruce
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I found it hard to verify "Winners of $ 80,000 a year for 20 years reduced their working hours somewhat, but winners of $ 15,000 a year for 20 years did not. Among unemployed persons who played the lottery, winners worked more than non-winners in the six years after playing". I spent ten minutes
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Hello I am looking forward to reviewing your article today and working with you. I typically give a week for any corrections to be made and make my final assessment then. I will provide a progress bar and more descriptive feedback to help you make improvements. Kind regards ~ 🦝
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The methodologies have been useful for researchers to analyze research problems as diverse as studying the impact of new regulations on economic activity and on new drug effectiveness on patients. ("as diverse as" doesn't feel 100% neutral to
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More recently, he (along with Prof. Susan Athey) has been working on using machine learning methods, particularly modifications to random forests called causal forests to estimate heterogeneous treatment effects in causal inference models.
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Could you add a second paragraph to the lede? I think the quote from the Nobel Prize is a bit too jargonny and it would be good if it can be supplemented by a plain explanation of what his research entails. (per
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to include her, but others may disagree with me. This article is practically a good article already and I'd have directly made these changes, but wanted to hear from you first. Happy editing/reviewing! ~ 🦝
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has been inactive of late and unresponsive to queries. The nomination status has been changed to "2nd opinion" in the hopes of finding a new reviewer to take over the review. Thank you to whoever steps up.
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I couldn't find any freely licensed photos of Imbens, and the other photos are relevant/freely licensed. Given this his wife is a professor herself and co-authored a paper, I didn't think it was
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Universal Basic Income or other federal and state wage assistance programs on citizens' willingness to participate in the labor force and the eventual impact on labor supply.
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there the references should be moved to the end, rather than in the middle of the paragraph (along with adding wiki links to forest trees and machine learning).
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raised, even though it has been seven weeks since the review was posted. Are you planning to work on them soon? If not, perhaps the nomination should be closed.
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