Khandker Wahedur Rahman [Wahed]
@kwrahman.com
Applied economist working on development/labor/education/technology. Senior Postdoctoral Researcher @UofOxford. ApEc UMN Ph.D. Call me Wahed. Views are my own. Website: https://www.kwrahman.com/
Researchers can also estimate population parameters as bounds. They can report the mean value of each statement by different framing and report the bound on the value of the parameter. (10/14)
April 6, 2024 at 7:10 PM
Researchers can also estimate population parameters as bounds. They can report the mean value of each statement by different framing and report the bound on the value of the parameter. (10/14)
We show that the conditional mean of each aggregated index for HH heads is significantly different between treatment and control groups. For PCA, not only does the magnitude vary, but also the sign switches. We find similar results using education status as a covariate. (7/14)
April 6, 2024 at 7:09 PM
We show that the conditional mean of each aggregated index for HH heads is significantly different between treatment and control groups. For PCA, not only does the magnitude vary, but also the sign switches. We find similar results using education status as a covariate. (7/14)
Like Dunch et al (2018), we find a significant framing effect: responses vary |7| to |21| pp for the same statements between different framings. Framing effects persist among both positively and negatively framed questions. (5/14)
April 6, 2024 at 7:09 PM
Like Dunch et al (2018), we find a significant framing effect: responses vary |7| to |21| pp for the same statements between different framings. Framing effects persist among both positively and negatively framed questions. (5/14)
We randomly ask one of the two versions of the module: in one version, the first three statements are positively framed, and the following three are negatively framed, and vice versa in the second version. (4/14)
April 6, 2024 at 7:08 PM
We randomly ask one of the two versions of the module: in one version, the first three statements are positively framed, and the following three are negatively framed, and vice versa in the second version. (4/14)
🚨 New Publication 🚨
Happy to announce that @jeffbloem.bsky.social and my paper, “What I say depends on how you ask: Experimental evidence of the effect of framing on the measurement of attitudes” is published in Economics Letters.
Does framing matter when measuring attitudes?
Yes.
🧵 (1/14)
Happy to announce that @jeffbloem.bsky.social and my paper, “What I say depends on how you ask: Experimental evidence of the effect of framing on the measurement of attitudes” is published in Economics Letters.
Does framing matter when measuring attitudes?
Yes.
🧵 (1/14)
April 6, 2024 at 7:08 PM
🚨 New Publication 🚨
Happy to announce that @jeffbloem.bsky.social and my paper, “What I say depends on how you ask: Experimental evidence of the effect of framing on the measurement of attitudes” is published in Economics Letters.
Does framing matter when measuring attitudes?
Yes.
🧵 (1/14)
Happy to announce that @jeffbloem.bsky.social and my paper, “What I say depends on how you ask: Experimental evidence of the effect of framing on the measurement of attitudes” is published in Economics Letters.
Does framing matter when measuring attitudes?
Yes.
🧵 (1/14)
November 1, 2023 at 6:32 PM
🚨🚨Happy to announce that our (Sabrin Beg and Mahnaz Islam) paper on providing farmers recommendation on fertilizer usage and their behavior got accepted at the Journal of Development Economics. 🥳🥳🥳
Right now I am just too excited. We will share a thread later. #EconSky
Right now I am just too excited. We will share a thread later. #EconSky
September 23, 2023 at 11:12 AM
🚨🚨Happy to announce that our (Sabrin Beg and Mahnaz Islam) paper on providing farmers recommendation on fertilizer usage and their behavior got accepted at the Journal of Development Economics. 🥳🥳🥳
Right now I am just too excited. We will share a thread later. #EconSky
Right now I am just too excited. We will share a thread later. #EconSky