JR
Julian Reif
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Gies College of Business, U. of Illinois
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You could impose the standard (Angrist and Imbens) monotonicity assumption, but this requires assuming that all people respond more to one instrument than another. That is unlikely to hold in a heterogeneous population in most settings.
Nice. Thanks for the heads-up!
JR
Julian Reif
@julianreif.bsky.social
Associate Professor
Gies College of Business, U. of Illinois
Coeditor, American Journal of Health Economics
www.julianreif.com
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