倍分法DID：一组参考文献

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倍分法 参考文献 (DID References)

 

Source: Callaway, B., P. H. Sant'Anna, 2020, Difference-in-differences with multiple time periods, arXiv preprint arXiv:1803.09015. -PDF-. Code to implement the methods proposed in the paper is available in the R package did which is available on CRAN, CRAN-Tsinghua.

 

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