Unexpected Event during Survey Design: Promise and Pitfalls for Causal Inference

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RT @svenhegewald: Exploiting the fact that news about the scandal broke during the fieldwork of two surveys we conducted in France and Germ…

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Exploiting the fact that news about the scandal broke during the fieldwork of two surveys we conducted in France and Germany, we employ a UESD identification strategy to estimate the causal effect of Qatargate on trust in the EP. (4/6) https://t.co/3Qx1KXk

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Methodologically, we employ an Unexpected Event during Survey Design (https://t.co/8S9cuop1vC), i.e., we leverage the fact that some of our respondents completed the interview before and others after the invasion to identify the causal effect of the news o

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